Id assess the situation in a year  with my exit strategy in mind.

It's a more mature take on the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy without the hands-on hassle.

The value comes from the conversations ahead of time that minimize taxes by providing a framework strategy and an evolving pathway that changes with each conversation with your tax strategist and new deal that your investing career contemplates.

Most bank robbers get away with it the 1st time, yet no one comes on bigger pockets & ask’s if it’s a good strategy, even thought it’s quite profitable and you have decent odds of getting away with it, it’s still illegal, immoral and if you do get caught you’d go to jail.

In the meantime, we have set our sights on a different geographic location (also in the same state) for our retirement, and trying to figure out the best strategy to afford to ultimately purchase a property there.

Don't miss the traffic, the taxes, the overbearing politics and government.As for lease options, I started investing with this niche about 30 years ago and I still use various lease option strategies today. 

Would love to hear some strategies you have to market for new clients.To date, I have boot strapped through networking and posting Reels on the topic of STRs, which has grown my business to 11 properties under management.

Depending on your strategy whether swift and fast turn around, or collecting doors over time, Numbers and Comps.

If not, what strategies do you use to overcome this?

Keep in mind there are lots of ways to make money in real estate and some strategies take more money to cash flow.