Eventually we will get an offer accepted but my suggestion is to be patient.

I really enjoy my line of work because I interact with patients and provide significant support to the medical team.

I need to learn to be patient!

I'd like to get things done sooner than later and honestly thats my worst enemy right now but Ive got to be patient save and when the time comes to close on a home I can do that.

I've gotta plug Brian Langus here because helped me get in touch with financing, a credit counselor (only needed since lending is messed up rn), gave me multiple cmas over the year and was really patient and helped me.

We know it's very difficult to get an STR there so we're willing to be patient.

I recommend investing in a commercial multifamily 5+ units OT and get a lot better ROI with some upside for a long term hold.Be patient nothing less than 10% ROIPotential $500 monthly cashflow at best 6k/ yearOr 200k @ 10% = 20k/ yearFor the same purchase price 750kJust an exampleBest of luck

Sure, you can get lucky with one deal, but you have to be super patient and disciplined to consistently obtain results.

Be patient, you will find someone that fits your criteria that you won't have to stress as much about.

The way I see it now, I have a couple options:- Complete a BRRRR and refinance, pulling my equity out (wouldn't be an option until next March, which is why I'm considering other options)- Take a 401K loan for a down payment - Consider a HELOC from my primary residenceMaybe I should just be patient, but I have caught the RE bug and want to keep moving!