If you can save $10K by next year, I wouldn't sweat it.

Unless you are doing sweat equity it doesn't make alot of sense 

Fans will only circulate hot, humid air into a cooler, drier crawlspace, creating condensation and causing pipes and ductwork to sweat - you're simply adding more moisture!

In your example, it would seem impossible to generate 120K of income without $1M+ in capital.If you take a step back and consider all the facets of REI, and employ sweat equity, value add, 1031x, I will argue that you can easily cashflow $120K with a lot less money, AND leave a large portfolio for generational wealth in short order.I have done this recently, with a start up capital of about $130k, initially spread between 3 SFRs.

@Kevin Pfeil I lived in Seattle 2009-2018 and pretty much the whole WA state is a primary market where you are going to put in a lot of sweat equity to be able to cashflow.

From an emotional standpoint, if you are going to wake up in a cold sweat every night without going out to see the market, then do it.  

The Appraisal is next week so hopefully this high demand market will appraise well and I will be ok.I will have to sweat it out until then.

You might be able to get it a little more with some sweat equity and creative purchasing/contracting.

How much "sweat equity" would you say was invested in your experience?

You can find a 1% on a class C+ or B tax sale or auction that needs $30K+ in sweat equity.