However, since you mentioned this is a mid-term rental strategy, make sure to factor in vacancy rates, seasonal demand, and potential furnishing costs, which can be higher than long-term rentals.What you may also want to consider:Exit Strategy: If rates don’t drop within 12-18 months for your refi, what will your backup plan look like?

My main strategy that I will be focusing on is fix n flip but also open to any opportunity that is presented.Big things are ahead! 

My BIL had a neighbor survey a mile long stretch of farmland and said the “rock pile boundary” was off by 5-10+ feet over a mile, a few acres.

Of course, fix and flip provides faster returns, HOWEVER in the long term you will do better with rentals.

I'm Ryan from Seattle, and I am passionate about investing in real estate for the long haul.

There will always be a buyer for an older apartment as long as the conditions are decent and the location is right. 4.

I do real estate agency and occasionally flip plus self-manage and Quickbooks and apartments.com work best for me. 

So, they are sticking to the agreement as long as they meet whatever the current agreement is which sounds like mid October.

How long have you been in that market  for ?  

If you are worried about fees and occupancy rates, I would suggest flipping back and forth between traveling nurses.