Buying something for 70-100k a condo or sthing that yea i can rent for maybe $80/night high season, but as more people come the area get polluted.

What Erik said, also, you need to be aware of seasoning requirements (with the dscr lender) prior to a cash-out/refi.

Now that I am going into the high season im trying to figure out how high to push my prices without staying vacant.

If it makes you feel more comfortable and you want to use your fha loan product again here in the future then you will have to wait your seasoning period of 12 months to refinance into a conventional product.

Hi Justin, seasoning will not be the biggest issue.

.- LLC's is great but it takes some seasoning for the entity to be able to purchase properties; talk to a lender again about this but we did this and they still needed to use our personal income to approve anything. 3 years later, we are now good to go.- CPA are SUPER valuable, especially with someone becoming a full time real estate professional and managing multiple properties.

Tried calling the local CPA's that are "experts" at 1031s, but they aren't responding because it's busy tax season...I'll dig in deeper with tax people if it's a possibility, but wanted to throw it out there to this community first.Any insights are much appreciated!

In most cases you'll be able to use the purchase price with no seasoning (assuming the purchase price is below the appraised value), but your ltv will be limited because of the cash out.

I’d be happy to connect you with several seasoned mortgage brokers here in Austin that we work with.

How feasible is this plan from the POV of a seasoned investor?