I feel like the location is desirable and it is experiencing plenty of construction and development.

@Tyler Dunkel I have clients in this exact same situation here in CT who are looking to house hack a multi family in a very desirable area and they are putting down more of a down payment to get down to that maximum FHA loan limit for the county. 

Just for the record, Caleb reached out to Stessa last year and expressed a desire for Stessa to integrate with Cozy and Buildium. 

Beyond making the property habitable as expected and legally required, you should at least attempt to make the property somewhat desirable if you want good returns and lower vacancy rate.

As long as your HOA allows it, you may rent out your current condo on a month-to-month basis if you desire.

My boyfriend and I are planning on getting married in the next year and a half and have expressed a strong desire to invest in real estate together AFTER we get married.

The property is newer (built 2006) with a near perfect inspection report and in a desirable neighborhood.

Its a extremely desired area and I think I could add value to the property as well as increase rents next year.

@Thomas RichardsonAs others have stated, employing a repositioning strategy can yield very desirable results.

Also, rents are less than the new build, which makes older units very desirable.