This might sound crazy, but, since you don't have a degree, I suggest you don't waste your time applying for remote positions. Since lots of people want to work from home, the applicant pool for those positions is typically extremely competitive. Your biggest problem is that, with time, your bootcamp completion will become less important to employers. Since time is not on your side, I recommend that you increase the geographic radius you're applying to by 500 miles each month. You also might want to try to find tiny startups (in a subject area that interests you) that are hiring and have a tech stack that you utilized in your bootcamp. If you e-mail those tiny startups a customized pitch regarding why you really want to work for them, you might get lucky.