I will not make multiple trips. 

Wow thanks everyone for the responses, I really appreciate it.Luckily I'm on a trip for two weeks away from the home so my symptoms should calm down.When in the house, the symptoms definitely stop if I dont run my central fan.

Hi Steve,Sorry for your troubles.Having worked in the Toledo market for 10+ years, I can say that I have pretty much seen/heard it all.Experience has lead me to believe that the quicker you can stop the bleeding, the better.Everything else will just be like "tripping over dollars to pick up pennies".I've had losses on real estate deals and business ventures in the millions.And would to this day cut my losses and move on.Look after your investors/partners because your name is everything in this industry.The negativity drain isn't worth the drag on your growth and "creativity" potential.You live and you learn.Learn from your mistakes and don't repeat them.Start again and start better.Keep the dream alive.Wishing you much success

A portfolio lender may decide considering interest rates, but a note under servicing that has been sold will get tripped by the servicing requirements, not interest rates, a servicer may have no choice and they aren't getting the interest rates the bond holders are, or the holder of the note.

Booking a trip for early November and the STR listing prices are noticeably lower. 

A trip once per year can consume quite a bit of the cash flow.Good luck

Came back from the trip and slowly started back up.

Im fortunate enough that my success allows me to take 6 trips a year.

I made offers on literally 20 units, made 40 trips from Tampa out to Indian Rocks (which is over an hour each way for me).

IMO, if you focus your business on investing in properties that have staying power, you'll do just fine this year: i.e. aren't overly trendy in the sense that it would require regular updates or paint jobs, market to a specific core audience that your neighborhood hosts often [i.e. families, spring breakers, wedding guests, business trips, etc.] has the right amenities for the location, has good photos/descriptions, doesn't "surprise" guests when they arrive, and has a reliable hosting with high-quality communication.