Evening from Alaska, My business partner and I are new to real estate investing and trying to get our first deal going in a high-interest rate market.

Live in it for two years and sell at the end of the two years, freeing up more of your VA eligibility to buy the next one.

Following that up with when you have the benefit of ownership of real property - it isn't until you actually have taken possession of the property.So then, the question comes, when that redemption period closes at the end of 12 months, does your holding period start with when you acquired the right to collect the delinquent taxes and interest?

Partner Driven was interested in the Millgate Drive deal in Spring, TX, due to its high profit potential.

You can make a lot of money using this strategy, but the risk is high.

Best, Justin  Hi Justin - as you've noted - DSCR Loans are typically the best bet for this (Mid Term Rentals) and typically are for these newer/innovative strategies as DSCR Loans are typically done by private lenders that can move and adapt fast (versus slower moving lenders that must follow GSE guidance or banks that are under a lot of regulation and bureaucracy)Check out this article published at the end of last year here on BP that talked about "whats coming next for DSCR Loans in 2024" - Medium Term Rental financing solutions was one of the main topics!

Sell house and buy a cheaper house all cash avoid the current high interest rate.

Your CPA probably won't keep your books updated until after year-end.

Rates are high right now, so unless you have something immediately ready it might make more sense to hold.

Regarding the 400K in equity, you could also pile that into a building if the returns are high enough.