But again I think it's best to budget/save before putting the cart before the horse. 

The sale would resume in 30 days or so but it would stall it for sure.

Should be units available early next year and im worried the rent is going to stall out in the area.

Then got back on the horse so to speak and came up with a better strategy and that was to network and getting of my old debt. 

Hi Cesar, not to beat a dead horse, but yes, hiring a property manager sounds like a really important part of your journey for OOS investing.

Am I overthinking about the procrastination of moving in/stalling? 

It's putting the cart, and the Lambo, before the horse.

You could probably go after high end mansions to renovate with lots of upside but the time to flip those is long and presents risk to your capital being stuck in a market cycle that has stalled and started to go back down again.This is why many are not rehabbing at all but flipping contracts and letting others take that risk.If you can sell a contract and make 5k quickly versus rehab a starter home  and take months to make 15k to 20k it doesn't make sense. 

I am not an expert of the area (I focus on Miami and Broward County), but I have been monitoring since 2021 because some friends bought there multiple properties and lands.Two years ago, because of post pandemic, many developers (including Lennar & the other usual building in FL) started building a lot, prices went up up up and since last year, market stalled and now they are coming down again. 

This could be cart before the horse kind of issue.