I truly have a unique situation as one of my mentors mentioned so I am trying to see what the best decision to do with what I have is.

My business partner and I focus solely on making properties unique.

I'm in contract on kind of a unique property. 

That is if you renew their 11.5 month lease for another 11.5 months you can only evict them for a violation of the terms of the lease (aside from a few unique carveouts such as you or a family member moving into the unit).

I agree with all of this HOWEVER I will say, if you have a unique product to offer to the market, you can attract even the highest quality tenants in the rougher areas, especially if they are secure properties that are close to downtown.

A couple reasons for this include:US Territory:As a U.S. territory, Puerto Rico enjoys unique benefits not shared by its fellow Caribbean islands.  

Is this a unique form of house hacking, where the rental income from our owned properties covers the rent of our new rental home?

The seller is in a unique situation and may be willing to work a deal with me that would help me make this possible.

A unique thing about the St.

So you can take that off the table.Buying an investment property first would be smart, but you can actually set yourself up with a unique option if you do it correctly.