Goal is to eventually quit my day job (land surveyor, mostly for construction).

There's not quite enough information here to give a detailed response, but banks can have great upside depending on where they are located.

I'm buying in Brownsville soon, but want to interview quite a few people first. 

., one can make NNN quite a good route.Also , be sure to get a NNN pro to help negotiate the NNN lease structure, term, escalators, concessions, rights, specific responsibilities, tenant improvement allowances, etc.

., you're quite welcome!  

I have been helping people buy and sell STRs in Estes Park as a real estate agent for quite a few years. 

I find automating writing tasks, especially generating property descriptions and market updates, quite beneficial.

I ask because it is not Huntsville/Madison whatsoever;  it is quite rural. 

I don't think I have quite enough equity to do a cash-out refi (Each of my current properties cash flows between $500-700/month)3) Pay down debtI have about 15k left on a car loan ($300/month) and 25k left on a 401k loan ($650/month) which I used to fund property 3 and 4.I am curious to know what you guys would do and am open to any other ideas!

(I feel like the property is quite valuable, but current revenues are small).