Can't say this is exactly in my wheel house so take me with a grain of salt, but happy to brain storm here so I get "notifications" when others answer...- Sounds like you used a line of credit to buy..- I'd probably refinance anything you want to keep and then like you said, sell the one you don't. - I think having the other 2 in mortgages to keep your line of credit liquid would be smart.. not sure the interest rate you have on your line of credit, but locking in a record low 30 year fixed rate as you can do right now, is often times the smartest move in today's market- I wouldn't pay these off, I'd use all cash out money, flip proceeds to go buy another...

I’ve only got about a dozen properties here so take these examples with a grain of salt.

Especially in hot areas such as your area like DFW and Salt Lake where I currently invest. 

This doesn't need to be in your local market, some of my best contacts are on the coasts while I'm as far from salt water as you can be.

Hey guys, I'm new to Bigger Pockets, but not new to Real Estate.I have successfully bought many properties in Arizona, Eastern Illinois, Central Florida and Salt Lake City from 2010-2013 with the basic buy and hold strategy. 

I am not familiar with your market so take my work as a grain salt .

I am in Salt Lake Utah and you?

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After some asking around and taking friends and families opinions with a grain of salt depending on who they are you should have enough to start. 

In my market in the Salt Lake City, Utah area, homes are appreciating fast!