We sit on about $300.000 in liquidity.

Seeing as you mentioned you have very little liquidity in after-tax and savings accounts, I'd likely recommend focusing on building up a buffer of accessible and liquid dollars in an after-tax brokerage account prior to maxing out a Mega Backdoor Roth.

Quote from @Tom E.: @Owen Rosen I'm in WA as is STR Do you have an agent? 

Typically we get the deals for cheap from motivated seller, bank liquidations, or through our network.

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She did nothing more than just forward my e-mails with my questions and concerns and set up a few calls without adding any value to the communication chain.

If your Schedule E (rental income reporting) shows a mortgage and operating expenses that negatively affect your income, it will impact your DTI when qualifying for a full doc loan.2.

If you don’t urgently need the money, letting appreciation and rent growth work in your favor for another year or two might put you in a much stronger spot.If your goal is to stay liquid while keeping expenses low, a HELOC is probably your best bet for now.

My rental property generates passive losses from depreciationIf I invest as LP in passive income generating properties then I presume I can cancel my passive losses on schedule E from rental with portfolio income (K1) from these rental properties.

It provides peace of mind, comprehensive forms, and the ability to email forms for e-signing.Thank you.