Does this sound like a much more feasible situation than the one I am in?

We were approved for financing, but the interest rate and down payment were not feasible and financially did not make sense.

For anyone who knows anything about the Central Florida market, does my idea sound feasible?

I was originally considering Austin because I might move there in the future but I have basically given up on finding a deal from out of state after looking over and over.So, I feel like San Antonio is a good pick sin...

I was just wondering,because she doesn't want me to tie up her property under contract,if I found another buyer,then write up a contract.Would that be "legal"or feasible in order to get the deal?

Not sure how much she would need or if it's a feasible number to release before closing, but it is an option if an extension is needed.

Out-of-state is totally doable as long as you don't underestimate what needs to be done for it to work, and know what is actually feasible for your situation and your goals. 

But you'll need to survey your area and maybe even get a feasibility study.

We'll close without RTI plans, although we're having conversations with OZ capital sources that want ONLY RTI, which is tough to find deals that are in that state and priced coherently to generate a feasible yield.On land loans, we used to do those (lol) but I haven't done one in many years, and likely never will, just too much that can go wrong and bad timing in entitlements.

I don't know if it's feasible to interview every applicant if you have very many units but I feel like this should be a crucial step in the application process.