He then drew up a site plan, the county health department perc'ed it themselves, and now we're just kind of waiting for me to get the financing the finish the job here.

She is actually okay for the past few years until she saw that I have totally rehabbed one unit when tenant moved out and I guess she feel jealous and have since demanded a lot of repair/upgrade and started making a lot of accuse saying mold issue causing health issues but at the mean time trash my yard and keep the common area dirty.

First just want to state, she is your girlfriend not your wife, which is very different in regards to financial status/situation.For me its simple, I am buying this asset and taking on the risk of renovating it and as part of it will be seeking to earn income from it to better myself in the future as I know a W2 job and a 401k does not get you far in retirement.

I should hear back today about the status of my offer!

I am not sure what the status of it currently is — already capped, I imagine.So based on my current circumstances, and in alignment with your suggestion, I was thinking that the best option would be for me to continue to live in this condo, continue saving up, and then combine my savings + pull equity from this prop to invest in an affordable investment property when I can, ideally after a year or so.

You need to reach out and get update on status.  

@Ryan Anders Galveston is generally more welcoming to short-term rentals (STRs) due to its status as a tourist destination.

In a simplistic metaphor, the FED needs to balance out the health of the economy with inflation.

Here are a few examples: - $184 million dollar Amphitheater venue - $70 million dollar Grand Rapids Public Museum expansion - $55 million dollar River Trail enhancements - $40 million dollar riverfront restoration - $80 million dollar Corewell Health site - $175 million dollar Soccer Stadium

Ask the foreclosure bank what is the status of the property and what is the status of anything due prior owners.Go see the property or ask someone to look at it.