Attending local networking events is a good way to build those relationships. 

When a significant disaster occurs, people and jobs move to locations where they can make money today.

You can refinance (I would suggest looking at the IRRRL since there needs to be a net tangible benefit to the borrower for this loan to occur) out of a VA loan and restoring your entitlement.

@Greg ReeseI would consider doing a Refinance / HELOC as you would get access to the cash that you are looking for.HELOC / Refinance is not a taxable income and the cost of a refinance / heloc is much cheaper than selling the house.If you sell the house and purchase a new house, you lose about 15% in value10% on the sale(between seller commissions, title work, etc)5% on the purchase(loan processing fees, title work, etc)A sale is also a taxable event which can result in added taxes(Federal tax, depreciation recapture and state taxes)Best of luck

IMO the most important thing you can do is go to local real estate networking events and get to know people who have been successful in real estate. 

We can only give general predictions and of course most - if not all of us - agree that we have no clue when it will happen.Things such as low interest rates and money printing are only prolonging and worsening the inevitable and they also only muddy the waters on a prediction as to when a crash will occur.

Beyond the Monthly Management, Placement & Maintenance fees, all other fees in our contract are IF EVENT -> THEN fees.

In the event, it is too late to capitalize on the upcoming school semester.We appreciate any advice or insight.

If inflation remains stubbornly high, tightening will occur sooner than anticipated.

Thank you Wyatt, for some reason that hadn't occurred to me!