If you can afford to hold onto it why not keep it and wait until spring?

I started learning about real estate over 3 years ago when I decided to fix-up a house to live-in because i couldn't afford rent in my area. 

I had seen several articles regarding an affordable housing shortage in the area and EB just landed a contract for 5 billion dollars worth of submarines.

You can if you want to and if you can afford it but it could be an overkill depending on the assets and the equity you have in those propweties.I have 4 of my rentals in MO in a single LLC but they are all 80-100k rentals.I wont include an asset that has say halfa million in equity in that same LLC or another LLC thats holding sec 8/c class rentalsWhile starting out I‘d say focus more on the deals and acquistions over being too obsessed about asset protection.

I had AT&T fiber installed in my home...that’s straight from the tech...For some reason it impacts it.

However, there continues to be a shortage of available homes for sale, and the homes that are for sale are priced on the extreme high side or are going into escrow in a matter of days, resulting in a need for rental units.A business partner of mine just recently purchased a 3 family in Western Massachusetts, remodeled kitchens bathrooms and re did the wood floors, ( all affordable renovations), and increased his rents by over 19%!!!!

Are you getting affordable housing grants from the city/state?

This would also afford me the security of having around $6K cash flow monthly coming in from my business should I have some unforeseen “bumps in the road” with my rookie real estate investing but also afford me true potential to grow my real estate portfolio.Plan B is to sell my business and use the cash to purchase several multi-unit properties or even an apartment.

This is why the builder's will give you $5k or $10k in credits to work with the preferred lender -- if someone is selling a house for $40k more than it's worth, they can afford to cut you a $10k check to make sure it goes smoothly. 

If your using money you cant afford to lose and or need to finance or plan to resell.. then buying a property without title insurance is risky.cheap land is many times bought with out title insurance..