It's not ear marked for this property, this strategy, or this goal. 

I'm assuming not as long as I personally am still paying the note.4) Accumulated approximately $3k in "safety net" funds earmarked specifically for the house for vacancies/repairs.

You say most of your money is essentially earmarked for these 5 homes and it sounds like they're not even producing cash flow yet since you state "the rents will be $1600.00 per month" ... not that they are actually renting for $1600/mo.

This is money earmarked for investments. 

I really have very little cash reserves (that are not earmarked for something or another) and have used my home and properties' equity to buy more properties.Ideally, pay off credit cards, save a nest egg for emergencies, then invest with only what you can afford to lose - but us Americans are an impatient people and want to start or build right now.

I am new and looking for ways to ear mark capital for InvestingI have roughly $100K in home equity. 

I do have a wealth advisor that I’ll be placing other money with, this 500-1m is earmarked for real estate investors.

I would use 10% of your total return earmarked for cap ex/ maintenance.

I've seen recently in TX:5%-10% gross rents + 50% of one months' rent for new placement (25% is earmarked for tenant's locating agent) + listing what expenses are paid for by landlord and what are paid for by management company.

We have roughly $100k sitting in a savings account doing nothing.Is this money now earmarked as retirement savings?