Best of luck, but please try to be open minded about people that may be different than yourself.A perfectly able-looking person could be the most destructive of anyone.  

You have enough money to furnish a property *fully*, and (this is vital) you have enough money to hold in reserves if/when things don't go perfectly, but you don't have enough to put down a 20-25% down payment to own.

It can generate better returns, or at least more predictable returns than other asset classes like stocks, bonds, crypto, and other alternatives. 

Then find the perfect balance for your situation. 

I quickly made an account because my partner got tired of me asking her to post questions.My question is: Currently, we are not required to build to ADA standards, but our unit is perfectly set up to be ADA accessible.

Keep in mind that even if you do everything perfectly there are variables that may come up.

This takes away the unrealistic expectation to meet some made up metric.Flipping presents the perfect analogy: in any market either the front end or the back end is hard.

(one of the reasons why I believed him when he told me that the SD market was perfect for Lease options) From your experience, What has worked best for you in SD?

As we are in Q3 of this year, I am noticing some shifts in the market. I woke up today with plenty of "Price Cuts" from the listings. I guess many investors are hesitant during this period, probably due to the holiday...

As others mentioned, look at what other debt you have and make sure the highest interest debt is paid off first.In a perfect world, you'd figure out where your money would make the biggest bang (ie the most money) and put it there whether that was a paying down a mortgage or investing in something else.