The only alternative would be to withdraw it, which I don't believe makes any sense at this point.

We essentially created a duplex (for all intensive purposes) in a market where plexes are quite rare and usually don't make sense numbers wise.

What you are proposing really doesn't make sense.

Ah okay makes sense, thank you!

Going to meetups and conferences in a market you live in or are interested in investing in is always a great way to get a good sense of what it is like investing there and seeing how your property could potentially perform.

I think it would also make sense to buy at least 1-2 rental properties a year from the very beginning so that these properties could act like some kind of a backup in case I lose my job for example etc.Thanks!

Make sense? 

If the numbers make sense it's a good time to buy.

@Dan DeGroff - I think you can probably do this as a primary residence since the scenario makes sense (e.g. you travel to Aspen for work during ski season), however, there are some major red flags here that you will need to explain and support during underwriting (e.g.

You are in a vortex of analysis paralysis and not much of what you said makes sense in the real world.