This way they extract about 120 a month per yard .

He didn't care, he was just trying to extract the greatest value out of the property that he could.

The tools are good to extract data from OM/rent roll documents and build model, but they seems to have limited capabilities analyze other aspects of under writing such as population growth/job growth/ rent comparisons etc., If you are looking for simple analysis they seem to be doing good job.

i can extract any asset class right now from a dataset of 629k parcel records... duplex, apartments, 4plex, vacant commercial, mobile home, etc... and do almost anything i want with that data, like export it to a Google Earth KMZ file (parcel boundaries) with all attributes listed in the description, and hyperlinks to the county tax lookup, etc. a great way to qualify parcels for development potential, and more.

Extracting the $$ out of both properties and putting into another asset will return more in the long run.Feel free to reach out in a DM for a lender in AL

Make a point not to inconvenience them, but try to extract as much value as you can from them in passing.

You should also consider the closing costs of extracting funds from multiple properties (appraisals, lenders title, bank fees, etc) vs just one purchase financing costs.  

As you can see, it's pretty expensive to extract said equity.

Which option would you recommend for extracting equity?

This extracts the value without the negative cash flow of the refinance to extract the sweat equity.