Hey everyone,Just wanted to to say hi to the biggerpockets community.  

It's always prudent to to consider the cost benefit analysis of pursuing any legal action. 

I am not able to to get a favorable loan at this point, like many others due to my unfavorable debt to income ratio.

That could be a good compromise between holding and selling; you don't have the high closing cost of a re-fi, you can take the cash out if you need to to jump into a new great investment, but put it back when you don't need it.And of course, how would you rather spend your time?

Who would I talk to to buy it?

I'm happy to schedule time to to connect in person to help answer any questions you have concerning the Vegas market and/or investing in general. 

Trying to to get both at the same time was a little too ambitious for my first rental property.

It took another month to to have it changed to the proper account.

I can come up with the $30k but I'm estimating about 50K in reno costs and have no idea yet how to to obtain that money.  

Originally posted by @Aaron Klatt:From what you've said about not wanting to drop 30% of your income on primary residence it sounds as if you have made your decisionSo either way we weren’t planning to to buy the larger home right now, only because we felt it might hinder our investment growth.Now, you got me thinking if I need to think “big picture” to focus on locking down our long term primary residence with favorable rates.The no down payment and no PMI is what’s got my attention.