Don't want to have a beer with a spam bot.

He tried to send me an example amortization which was just. . .wrong. . .like that's not how math works wrong, lol.Bottom line: If you receive an email from Steven Wilson from UNITED LOAN MANAGEMENT COMPANY, it is SPAM and do not even respond to him.

While Hawaii didn't work out, i've since lost 90lbs, converted to Catholicism, found somewhat enjoyable full time employment that lets me put in a generous amount of overtime (Last week I worked 65 hours and on average 55+ hours a week, I haven't had a day off in months), started to tackle overwhelming student loan debt, volunteer, well...you get the idea. 

I flip a lot of houses and have tackled some really bad foundations issues.

The credit card balance might be something he would want to tackle as the interest rate is 19% but again, if he pursues a property it's something he will have to consider as an opportunity cost. 

Tackle this from a different angle. 

So I am looking for recommendations on the best way to tackle the property list.

I don't know if I'd advise you to tackle this one. 

I met the seller who does the occasional flip.... good to keep her number handy in case I am looking for something in the future... and apparently her dad has a small construction company, so thats handy if I need to possibly get a price on some repairs or remodelling that I don't want to tackle myself. 

We've tackled our car and one major loan thus far (approx. $34k), and I've projected that we could pay the remaining $45k by June of 2019 if we keep going at the rate we are now.