@Joe SiDue to your high net worth, I recommend that you speak with a fee-only financial planner who is a fiduciary ASAP.

I do like many things about Bolt - they have great customer service, you can schedule calls with a business planner/teacher, etc.Hopefully this was helpful!

I spoke with the planner on duty, and the trick is to first apply for a Zero Lot Line (ZLL) configuration.

The planners have worked to hard in skewing the gravy of the economy to asset owners at the expense of guys and gals being able to get ahead by managing their finances responsibly and putting in a hard days work.  

@Chris AllenI would talk to a tax planner.

It helps you find investor-friendly experts like agents, CPAs, financial planners, and property managers who are reviewed by investors in the BiggerPockets community.Hope this helps!

Consider options such as adding to down payments, reserves, or investing in other income-producing assets aligned with your financial goals.Next StepsTalk to Lenders: Discuss your financing options with lenders, including the possibility of a cash-out refinance or HELOC on your CT property, and explore the 10% down payment product for your next purchase.Real Estate Market Research: Identify potential markets or properties that fit your investment criteria, whether for house hacking in Las Vegas or remote ownership.Consult Professionals: Engage with a real estate agent, tax advisor, and possibly a financial planner to ensure your investment strategy aligns with your long-term goals and financial health.By leveraging your existing equity, navigating financing options, and resolving tax matters, you can position yourself and your girlfriend to successfully expand your real estate portfolio this year. 

The freedom to be your own planner and boss is the biggest plus in this business.I am actually heading up to Mt Rainer soon.

@Davin PaulineI recommend finding an accountant/financial planner who specializes in real estate taxation, tax planning and financial planning.You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a accountant willing to work with you throughout the year.

Hi @elisha  I am a land planner working for a civil engineering firm in Alpharetta.