I can't imagine the stress/anxiety of positioning myself in such a way where I am reliant on a W2 income to buoy n > 1 properties, keeping them afloat month after month despite receiving a W2 income, hoping and praying life circumstances don't force a liquidation, especially in a rapidly changing market where appreciation is not a guarantee as supply continues to pile up and major metro STR markets continue to find equilibrium.

Our world changes rapidly and the way to reach new customers and engage current clients is always changing.

Prospective Oregon Coast STR investors are encouraged to be fully prepared for rapid execution and to expand their search to areas that might not be of initial consideration as licensable inventory is increasingly limited. 

One strategy to rapidly increase door count would be to leverage an equity position utilizing a cash out second equity line or fixed second loan as a down payment for a new primary purchase of 2-4 units.

The insurance world is changing rapidly so I am hoping someone out there in a similar situation has had recent success. 

Then when pressed turns out they haven't sold a condo this year and the inventory is rapidly on the rise (which i already knew)..

Also, don't do incremental price reductions because you're chasing the market down. 

Your friend should work with then tenant to presure the Housing Authority to make a move as soon as possible, I am sure the tenant wanting to move in will want to presure his / her social worker to rapidly approve the place.

Thanks Brock.The reason I am attempting a fund is that while I have 2 immediate opportunities, I was hoping to get some additional capital for the next opportunity that is TBD since the market is growing rapidly.

Cons: Some areas have been experiencing rapid price increases, so careful market research is needed.