I have Roku's, Smart TV's and Steaming BluRays in the combination of 24 STRs. 

The work was crap, and I he knew it. 

I would say do a combination of Hard money loans and private money loans then Refi to the credit union and local bank terms.

So I am going to tell them they just reassign the spots based on seniority that will put an end into he favoritism crap and have a parking committee formed.

There are enough hard money lenders out there that lend more on the hard asset then personal or combined credit.Locate a hard money lender for either apartment deals or flips and figure out what they like to lend on, then go and source those deals!

Like Christopher said, just ride that situation out and save up more capital until you can combine the Capital with a HELOC and move on to your mext property.

We own the property outright but have a large mortgage on our own house (we combined both mortgages a few years back when interest rates were low but it will take us another 20 years to pay it off).

I'm in the process of drafting a prenup; I currently have two LLC's, with a total of five houses combined valued at roughly $900K, half of which is mine, half belonging to my business partner; I also have two rental properties held in my name. 

A cash-out refinance sounds better than the HELOC+mortgage combination on the first property.Item #3 looks like it can give you a very fast cash replenishment. $120k in profit, meaning you recover your equity, repay all the debt and repay whatever the cost of the rehab sounds like a great return.

I think you should start by looking at your strengths and weaknesses.If you like to fix things then flipping and landlording are the way to go.If you like numbers and aren't handy, then note investing and mortgages are the way to go.What I'm getting at is that you can amplify your success if you combine your real estate investing with something you're gifted at.