Definitely slow down and get a handle on the hidden costs and benefits in a few different options. 

I would consider this option only if I were truly at the end of my investing life and seeking to create an annuity-like income stream through a simpler and more consistent vehicle, saying putting it all in IVV and withdrawing a flat percentage every month. 

Slow down and embrace being 22 y/o!...

Demolishing or withdrawing a unit covered by the RSO requires an Ellis Act withdrawal.

Take it slow.

Even with a slow rental market I still maintain my minimum requirements.    

I agree with fund of funds slowing down or going out of bizz like Peer st. 

3rd federal savings and loan might do it they are based in OH however I think they want to be first loan holder so it would need to be paid paid off free and clear also I was told they have a heloc that they will pay a portion or all of the closeing cost I used them on my prime residence vary good rates however the rep I worked with was very vary slow with responding and pushing things along good luck I will be doing this same thing on 2 rentals soon so be sure and post what you figured out thanks

The thing I like about my solo 401K financial is that they will file the 5500-EZ and I believe the 1099s and 945s if you make a withdrawal. 

If you like the idea of a slow grow with minimal debt then keep on that track.