You are going to have "seasoning" issues trying to take cash out.

Economists say a resurgence in mortgage rates and inflation could be softening sales at the start of what is traditionally real estate’s busiest season.

@Travis Andres partner up with a seasoned Realtor who has access to that information.

Mindset is key, that’s why I’m eager to start investing because I'm determined to avoid a lifetime of slaving away at a 9 to 5 job.If you're up for a call, I'd be thrilled to share more about myself and absorb wisdom from seasoned professionals!

Also, because there is a seasoning requirement for refinances, you'd generally have to wait 3 months before you can refinance.

Consulting a lawyer and accountant when tax season slows down but has anyone done this? 

Good Day,I've been looking into purchasing a ski house or condo that I would rent out for the popular seasons, in a popular ski area in Colorado (Avon, Aspen area, Breckenridge etc).

Some lenders can do as little as 3 months of seasoning.

Consult with seasoned investors, seek guidance from real estate experts, and thoroughly investigate before finalizing any investment choices.

This would be a flip, but if push came to shove, refinance and attempt to list on market during peak sale season in my area.