Other then that does anyone have other suggestions?

Political Considerations: Some experts suggest political factors might influence the timing of rate cuts,Overall, the blog post highlights the debate surrounding stagflation and the challenges the Federal Reserve faces in managing inflation and economic growth.

Gaining long-term equity and having renters cover most of your mortgage is a great investment strategy, especially if your local real estate market suggests that selling may not yield the desired returns at this time.Regarding your plans to purchase a home in Ohio with a lower monthly mortgage, I would suggest exploring the local real estate market and looking for a property that suits your needs while keeping costs manageable.

Hey there, I love your predicament because I am currently facing a similar situation, but I will offer my thought and what is motivating my decision. hopefully this could be helpful.we bought during the pandemic and locked in 2.25% rate. last thing I want to do is mess this rate. now with appreciation of almost $200,000 I am wondering what to do especially having created a new llc to focus on STR, flips,BRRRR and home maintenance. in taking this decision I believe you should consider location, which I think from your writeup suggest it's a strong area in terms of appreciation. next question is what market are you looking to invest in STR?

I suggest doing a market analysis based on what the property WOULD BE worth when the project is completed.

Any suggestions? 

We are very clear with our students that we will help them analyze, suggest, and make recommendations, but that ultimately they are the ones that have to approve the deal and make the investment themselves.

My advice would be to put yourself around people who are doing what you want to do and lead by offering value (which you've already suggested you would work for free).

Just my take on it.Any and all suggestions/advice is appreciated!

Does anyone have any suggestions?