The other day I was doing an inspection for a flipper, and they were with their contractor saying, rip this out, change out the windows, knock out this wall, etc... basically calling for a down to the studs. 

The simple (but not easy) 1st step for me would be to knock out the cc debt and car loan while your SE income seasons.   

I'm sensing that these projects are harder to knock out of the park (certainly more than a couple times), or else all these syndicator would already be wealthy and retired!  

Certainly has the potential for hidden equity and would rather do a decent deal than continue waiting and waiting for a knockout deal.

You will get hit with a roof replacement or some large expense of say 5k-10k, which will knock out 1-2 years of your "cash flow".This is a mistake too many house hackers make, they say "I only paid $300 in rent with my friends paying my mortgage", but haven't factored in vacancy, maintenance, capex, etc.

If you are really determined you should easily be able to knockout a book a week.

I would advise you to do what you think is right for you given your risk tolerance, goals, and current situation.If I were in your shoes, I would knock out that debt ASAP.  

Slogans, tag lines, anything and everything that might go into your mailers or that you might say while on the phone to knock out a stellar first impression and help sellers think "I'm dealing with someone who can really help me out here."5) design your mailer and research mailing costs.

I was going to inquire if this would knock out a 1031 idea.

They could remain on title, or not, at the end of it (optional: Fannie Mae will loan to revocable living trusts, so you could knock out two birds with one stone here).