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.

Identical situation happened to me so I went to a new lender 2 weeks before closing and everything went perfect.

The price point is perfect for our industry. 

Perfect brother, great to meet you, I would love to connect, just sent you a msg!

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...

Hey @Cody Lewis, I think that is the perfect amount personally.

The home was a split level with a walkout lower level so it was perfect.

The platform is far from perfect (there are a handful of minor tweaks that could be made to make it better), but all in all I think it's great. 

After a perfect BRRRR, I pocketed 1k in profit and created 60k worth of equity.

Even if you’re a good landlord and try to be perfect you won’t always pass so don’t take it personal it’s just how some are.