But different companies use the term turnkey a bit more liberally than other so you might be stuck with a bad rehab job/ bad tenants/ etc.  

I'm willing to put all of my other properties on the market tomorrow to try to liberate cash, although I'd rather not sell unless necessary.

Anywhere you see rapid and consistent year over year rent increases and a liberal-leaning City Council, you have that potential.

The result of living mortgage free and property tax free is very liberating though.

I've also continued with my schooling and am about to receive to Associates degrees this year (Liberal Arts and General Studies), which aren't much to me but a resume builder/job marketing ploy... but hey, anything to help my perceived intelligence and get me a higher wage/salary is great :D.

Renting those 2 units would cover my mortgage payment and I'd be able to live their free (relatively).If you couldn't rent the each unit at $1200/month, it sounds like a loser:Debt service: $1900/3 = $633/unitEstimated expenses (using liberal estimate of 40%): $422/unitTotal Expense: $1055/unitThe fact that you are living in one unit makes no difference.Suffice to say you certainly wouldn't be living there free.

I fully intend to pay off my LOC within 2 years, I'm just taking advantage of the current price pops in the marijuana equities, thanks to our Liberal gov't.

I assume liberal state?

Yes, the Washington Supreme Court recently ruled that they will interpret the "distress home consultant" definition LIBERALLY... 

Austin is generally more liberal than the rest of the state.