David also makes a good point about using your time overseas to build up knowledge and capital, but it's up to you when you feel comfortable diving in - the first time will always be the scariest, so just be honest with yourself about the amount of risk/anxiety you can handle right now vs. the potential benefit of putting your money to work sooner rather than later. 

Was getting stressed out because something will have to give a lot sooner than I have been planning. 

Listen to the BP podcast anytime you are driving, going to the gym, or whatnot.

You may be hearing from me sooner than you think. 

Go to the gym!!

@Arun V.If OP doesn't have to pay capital gains tax or has to pay only half it probably is a sweet deal especially since in this market with rising interest rates it probably is a good idea to exit as the price may plateau sooner or later but great point 👌nevertheless and very interested to hear @Joe Villeneuve comments on this.

I closed on a deal for a duplex last month where I convinced the seller to give me terms on a 10 year mortgage which I plan on refinancing on much sooner then that.

The higher ROI has better long term benefits but if you are trying to go more passive sooner, maybe the other option is better for you. 

Often the fee is one month's rent, so it makes financial sense to break it early and buy a house sooner.

I knew I was going to refi sooner than later.