You should be able to knock out $30K in debt in less than a year.

Or maybe a minimum amount in payments but I could knock out in a year or two.

I recently did a gut-to-the-studs-then-knock-out-the-studs-too rehab on my bathroom.

Scope of Rehab- New roof, 11 new windows + sliding glass door, gut & remodel kitchen & 2.5 baths, total landscape job- half acre, paint the entire interior & exterior, knock out the dining room wall (see above, left wall), refinish hardwood (I ripped up the carpet after closing and the entire house had original oak hardwood in it. 

Knock out the short sales that are under contract and you're down to 136. 

I need to knock out 1 non load bearing wall to open the kitchen to the living room.

Not a knockout IMO, but nicer than average.The hall bath is the one with the original tile from 1945...

Even with the anticipated 12% rent increase, you are only averaging $361/month per door before any expenses or mortgage repayment....knock out 50% for expenses and you are at $180/month/door ($1620/month) to pay mortgage, utilities and yourself.

Knock out 2 birds with one stone.

Nice to knock out some equity push through hard work as well.