Coupled with 12-15k in savings I could acquire again within 3-4 mos.Are these my main options, what am I missing?

Additionally the root systems of these large trees can damage the main water lines to the street, pop up sidewalks near the building, and crack the foundation of the building itself.A regular inspector is not going to do the plumbing.

I just edited my rules and regulations so that the next tenant lease will include this feature.

Trust me, I know it's very possible and I know that's the main battle in this game.

My main concern is when title transfers there is a chance the bank will call the old loan due.

I then use the market feature on Trulia to see average rental prices and home sale prices to see if the market is strong.

I don't want to occupy mainly because I am content where I am living currently and don't want to move out of New York City. 

There is also some commercial properties (buildings and lots) going up for sale along the main strip since the new BB&T/Truist building is going up where the old bowling alley used to be. 

If you live in a Tenant-friendly state like Oregon, California, Maine, Vermont, or Hawaii, you should seriously consider investing in another state or finding another way to make money with real estate like flips or tax sales.

If so, that's usually the way to go because of the additional features the Solo 401k has.