Finally someone who wants to know this.

When we finally move to SD permanently  I plan to refinance, pay it down and reduce the loan.Does this seem like a reasonable plan or should I allow the 3% rate to lock me into that rental even though I want to use that equity to buy in SD rather than wait several more years, till I save up more for a down payment to buy in SD?

I finally escaped...  

After about 2 months of waiting (and paying mortgage), I finally rented it out for $1000!

This would allow you to get some cash out, make the final repairs, and then do the final cash out refinance to prepare for your next one.Good luck!

I guess the exciting part is that I must have finally identified properties with no one in line ahead of me!

I have been interested in real estate for a few years now and decided to finally pull the trigger.

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We have a lot to learn and I'd heard about Bigger Pockets for years on various FIRE podcasts, so I finally joined.

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