@Louis AlumbaughOne thing to watch out for is that most lenders will only only at long term lease market data on the refinance. 

I moved to columbus and so did thousands of other people for the opportunity and the economic development. look at the net migration patterns. that's what drives development, economies, etc. if you have some data to back up your investment thesis I'm all ears. but my focus is on Central Ohio new construction economy.

Average cost to build covered, and climate controlled units.For those so gracious, I would be willing to pay $/Hr to jump on a zoom call to walk me through the underwriting process of evaluating these sites.

Basically doing larger numbers in one type of marketing gets you data faster that you can use to adjust based on your results. 

I know the smart move here is to close with the property vacant and will be going forward with that plan and redoing the mortgage process again with my lender for that new closing date.

Data generally has a wide angle of a market and lots of averages. 

@Juan Zamora Typical DSCR loans use long term rental leases or appraised market rents to qualifySTR loans use in place (if ST rented for 12 months) OR market data from Airdna, local STR operators and the like, to qualify the income. 

They each have different fees, applications, and processes for admitting new brokers- Consider co-working spaces for office location (regus, wework, spaces, greendesk, etc).

April's data is a sign of weakening demand.

Would doing a cash out refinance first to purchase next property hurt the process in anyway?