If only for 1-2 years and you want to be safe, 2 suggestion:1) TIPS bond funds (Treasury Inflation Protected Security)

My main concern is the financial part. 

By creating a written lease agreement, you give yourself the ability to create restrictions on the tenant to protect your investment.

Here's why: Big red flag is that he wants a contract before he is willing to show a potential buyer the financials of the property.

Some of the corespondent investors that we use are: - Angel Oak- Caliber Home Loans- Deephaven Mortgage-Impac Mortgage Holdings- JMAC Lending- Pacific Union Financial- Sprout Mortgage

If you did you'd probably charge a lot of money and probably give low limits so you can protect yourself.

You have to do your research, screen them, and choose one that will protect your income and your property. 

Just by first glance at the financials, you are getting by slim.

So the first part of that was a cash out refi on my condo(it’s SoFla, I owe 89k, condo is worth 138k now) to get money for my first multifamily property.The advisor I spoke to worried because I’ve only been “self-employed” for 6 months, she said they want 2 years of proof of self-employment.Any help on how to get my cash out refi so I can finally get on my path to Invest in Real Estate, financial freedom, and spending time with my family!

Get creative financially if you have to.