However, it's worth researching extensively to determine whether you can sell your crappy house when you're ready to move on. Being stuck on dumpy property that won't sell really stinks. You've essentially thrown away the money long-term the same as renting, while also paying property taxes year after year. And while it does technically assist your financial portfolio as a property, this isn't necessarily a good thing for a canna-businessman; IRS takes note of property ownership. Rental agreements, not so much.
For me, the biggest draw of the growing lifestyle is the ability to live on your own terms. Being able to rent for a year, make your money, pack up ship and move on to the next adventure is a beautiful thing.
You don't have to sell it for the same you paid if you're looking to relocate fast.
You can dump your 30K value home for 10K fast if you need too.
After that you are now 10K ahead, and had two landlord hassle free years of growing, rather then spending 30K on rent(plus renter hassles), and having nothing to show for it at the end of the lease.
Worst case, I just sit on the house and rent it out, or move a broke ass family member into it(we all have them)
And go ahead and move on.
30K is not that much to me. I'm fine with sitting on it for several years till the market improves.