@Kata Walters I meant to say “ do not let being at a fiancé from your market deter you though “

Forgive me if I took your question out of context and the excessive amount of metaphors, it just seems that the money that is meant for a deposit is already spent, figuratively speaking.

What he meant was that he was intending to live in it for two years and then "flip" it.  

Sorry, I meant potential "sellers"

@Sebastian MadariagaYes, that is exactly what I meant.

I meant to say it is available on the BP website for sale.

I never was sure of what people meant when they used a reference such as "X-year floodplain" At first, when I found out the property was in a floodplain, I was ready to discard it.

It was the first house they looked at, it was meant to be.

Sorry, I tried to fix my last sentence (above) and it still posted incorrectly.I'm sure you get what I meant, LOL!

Not enough to substantially improve the cash flow, but your cash flow is likely to be better than indicated by the 50% rule in this market.If you are not going to live there and do not want to STR it or believe STR cannot work, I think selling it is your best option (and what I meant by my reply sometimes "you need to know when to fold em" - Kenny Rogers).