Dive into detailed market research, establish clear investment objectives, evaluate your financial readiness, analyze properties thoroughly, and perform due diligence before finalizing any transactions.

I've seen it time and time again where an investor rate shops only to get a horrible experience and the deal fall out, only to go back to square one and find another lender that can perform. 

If the property is performing, you should be able to get a second no problem.

So, it would not be a net loss, just a decrease on stock performance compared to leaving them alone.* "Rent" could be tax deductible* I get to secure a good property (condo) early, before prices increase (when rates lower)* Eventually, both properties become positive cashflows, and I get to have two leveraged properties within 1-2 years.Thanks!

turnkey means - you buy it with a high interest rate and high down payment, perform no value add, rent it out, and hope the HVAC doesn't go out in month 4.where or how is that 'cash flowing' right now?

Maybe they would even be interested in lending you the money to make it a performing asset again. 

A 1031 exchange is also possible, but albiet a little more costly to perform.

The seller can sell you the property, so you can always try to sue for specific performance to sell the property whether they want to or not if you have a good written contract. 

They can provide valuable insights and help you assess your options objectively.Use Investment Analysis Tools: There are several online tools and spreadsheets available that can help you analyze the financial performance of your rental property, including cash flow calculators and investment property analysis templates.

Too many buyers in America now, I'm not worried about demand rn if someone cannot perform under contract.