Are you in a market like California that sees considerable equity growth?

There are closing costs to consider if you do sell so I'd also take that into consideration so that you have an estimated take-home amount before putting it up for sale.Best of luck to you moving forward!

As for an attorney, there are a couple considerations.

Once you are settled in and find that first deal, I would pull the trigger on that career starter loan.

And personally I cannot pull the trigger on a turnkey operator.

With that being said, when you factor in principal pay down, appreciation in SD, and tax savings your net mortgage payment should be considerably lower.

We didn't pull the trigger on them because each house we went after had 20+ offers, 60%+ were cash offers and averaged 30-50k above asking price. 

Appreciate @Joseph Bafia - I will take this into consideration!

I have 2 more deals on standby that I'll be able to pull the trigger on if this one sells...At least one of those would be a fix n flip.I've searched all over the web and read all the fine print in the unemployment, but this seems to be a very grey area.

But I would recommend that when looking at CRMs or software that you will want to use make sure that you take into consideration your future goals.