I want to make use of this account but not sure where to start, if I should use it as a down payment on a cheap multi family property in the midwest to produce cash flow but not much appreciation, or if I should use a portion as a smaller down payment on a flip with a partner to try and grow the account larger before I parlay it into a down payment on a large multi family property in an area that could perhaps benefit from both cash flow and appreciation.

While your current prop is cashflowing well enough, you have a ton of equity there that could be parlayed into a nice little portfolio.

I'd wager that "go on vacation and stay in a STR!"

Does anyone know great skip-tracing software I could parlay with lead software like Propstream? 

If you have had any experience with servicing companies, you know that most are so poorly managed that they don't know which way is up I would wager that a survey of 100 servicing company employees would reveal that 98 of them wouldn't know the meaning of a "due on sale" clause.But, but . . . isn't It is unethical or fraud?

Check with utility comps before doing anything of course.I've never gone after a prior seller for non-disclosure, but I'd wager many investors here at BP has.

I worked a few years in Antarctica back in the 80’s but didn’t know how to parlay that into year round bliss while building passive income. 

I'm willing to wager the neighborhood is factoring these costs in, too.

I am currently looking at out of state investing and would like to parlay that opportunity to allow for expensed travel when visiting my girlfriends family.  

You bolster you position by saying minimum wagers don't count.