Now I’m back on my feet after being milked dry financially over the years and I’m learning to do this the right way.

If you can use the equity, you might consider reserving it for down turns in the milk market.

It seems like a good way to recycle funds using leverage to grow a larger portfolio.I saw a few older threads about the Colony American LOC but nothing recent.  

Long term average appreciation, over long hold periods spanning multiple RE cycles is much, much easier to predict in some markets, not that you will necessarily know WHEN the appreciation will occur, only that you can get a good idea of what it will be on average over long hold periods in certain markets.

Not even kidding, took the doors off the cabinets and hung chicken wire, put in some egg layers and, I assume, had fresh eggs every morning with a warm glass of goat milk. 

Read about BRRRR, so you can keep recycling your money. 

Make sure the product is virgin vinyl and not recycled content as there are pitfalls too numerous to mention regarding such products.

Some PM companies (read "most") will milk you if you're not careful.If you're looking to own properties like this one, then I'd lean towards keeping it.  

Negative initial cash flow, but increasing over time.The above are generalizations and do not apply to every single property at every single point in the RE cycle, but it is a mental framework to understand some of the dynamics at play with pricing premiums in different markets.

“I am just going to recycle them.