If it’s starting to crack like dried rubber does, it’ll need to be replaced sooner rather than later, but not an immediate problem.

If you need money sooner, you can do what’s called delayed financing, but the amount financed will be based off the purchase price. 

I don't mind breaking the lease if I find something sooner and the property management is aware of this since I was unsure if I would be here long-term when I moved here.The eventual goal here is to transition into larger commercial real estate (10+ units and much higher).

This year will be our education year, but my husband and I would really like to make some moves by the end of 2020 (or sooner if opportunity presents itself). 

I'm wondering if it's worth it to get into my first investment sooner then later.

Even if I wait I worry that because of business expenses i write off on my taxes (very different from my actual income) will affect me being able to get approved for enough money due to high cost here.Wondering if I should just wait it out till the 2 yr mark and take my chances or if you guys had any advice on other options/strategies to get started buying property sooner. 

The first one that I ever bought was in Arizona, for $30, and holds 16% interest for up to 10 years unless I decide to forclose sooner.

Wishing I had learned about STR sooner and I would have definitely changed some things. 

My father passed away and owned a couple buildings and gyms.

However, this can allow me to get a better return and have a downpayment ready sooner.