In 3-4 years, you will not have a lot of equity in the home, so I'm not sure you'd want to refinance (if you plan on trying that, talk the bank because ending your mortgage before the term is up (ie 1 yr, 2 yr) comes with a heavy interest penalty (basically you have to pay out all of the interest remaining for the rest of that term).As for renting vs investing elsewhere-run the numbers as to what your payments would be if you bought a house including insurance and property taxes and repairs vs renting. 

The value is in that cabin, in that location, with 12+M people visiting every year.

You're basically giving them all they need to deny a claim.Not worth it in the long run.

YOU need to know pretty close to what the tax people know.

Here is the link: https://www.redfin.com/news/data-center/I did a basic search of the general Tucson area and here's what the chart looks like for MFR active listings since June 2020. 

We own and operate 51 multifamily units and we also do property management in Orlando and Jacksonville for other owners of residential properties from single units/homes up to 80-unit apartment buildings.I've always tried to network and meet more people in the real estate space wherever I live and would love to meet more people in the Orlando area.

The others basically went to default and were either lost by the bank for the original seller pulled it out . and this company went broke and I basically lost touch with them. 

What do people generally do in these cases?

To excel investing you just have to run basic 3rd grade math and most importantly do it! 

I'm guessing I can't be the only one...How do people find comfort in knowing the interest payments, over time, could even exceed the original value of the loan?