I recommend building up a stash of cash and equity lines and preparing for potential fallout in 1-3 years from now.

Use debt to make money and stash your money to the side, once this bubble pops (I give it 5 years) then take all this stashed money and obtain buy and holds, once the market improves sell the inventory and then repeat to you die you will be a rich man.

When the truck arrived with the frozen turkeys, they would be handed out and employees who didn't have cars to take them to would stash them where they could until quitting time.  

We're stashing away money this year to comfortably start purchasing buy and hold rentals.  

I gave some money stashed, should I pay off off the credit cards?

It was doing great for awhile but we've all seen what the market has done this calendar year...The other option is to stash it in a savings account and while those rates have climbed (1.9% currently with Cap1), that's a lot less than inflation and a lot less than what the market could potentially return. 

Just be sure you have an emergency fund and stash a goodly sum of your cash flow to take care of issues.

You will get offers from "joker brokers" who are trying to be middleware on pools they don't control, so be prepared to weed-out those time-wasters.Bob

Stash that cash and then start investing it.

It sounds like you're on the right path so whether you get 3% at a bank or 5-6% in some other form, just start stashing that cash and build good habits.