I would add in the ability to add an ADU later in the property to boost the income 

By looking at the numbers you gave me above, you can cashflow and your rental income is 1.1% to 1.3% of the purchase price.

With the recent changes (earlier this month) in guidelines, lenders can actually use rental income from the ADU to help you qualify for a higher loan amount vs just relying on your income from your job.

With every unit you add the next comes faster because of increased income and financing opportunities (equity). 

I’m trying to use some BRRRs to generate some revenue to build some UAM terminals.Thanks again,Dave

I would be interested to see what your credit and income would be because we have heloc options and I may be able to help.

Can you afford to give up that income that you are netting from the STR?

Hey all BiggerPockets 🖐️Getting started in real estate investing, especially in the realm of land flipping, is something I am very excited about.I'm eager to put my money and effort into it and turn this into my business and possibly make it my main income source.Would love any recommendations on finding a mentor to guide me through the land flipping process.Thanks all!

Selling the property offers a significant cash sum, enabling you to potentially diversify your STR portfolio by purchasing multiple properties outright, fostering a more passive income stream.

Are you looking for long-term wealth accumulation, passive income streams, or short-term profits?