How will you better invest all that instant cash - soon?

I would use an electronic payment method like Zelle or Venmo, both of which are free, can transfer money instantly, and are safe to use and have very limited risk of the sender being able to reverse the transaction (unlike other electronic payment services like PayPal which make it very easy for the sender to reverse the transaction; you can read more about that here: https://www.magnifymoney.com/blog/news/zelle-fraud-protection-need-know-transferring-funds/).  

I love my Airbnb, but there's a couple of things that I do that I believe help with hassles. 1) I let my guests instant-book.

Instant gratification is the name of the game for the Millenials haha.I appreciate your sound advice on this inquiry.

For instance, If its credit utilization % that is lowering your score, you can move money around or pay off some bills and your score will shoot up instantly.

I found this website yesterday and instantly became obsessed. 

Once the home is done (3 months) and tenants are in, getting a traditional mortgage to free up the HELOC funds to start again.I am pretty conservative by nature, but studying the numbers on rental income vs. expenses and having instant equity available seems like a foolish opportunity to ignore.  

We acted as our own GC which can take an investment like this from looking like a low-margin, very long-term investment to something that creates instant equity and cash-flow.  

The next day they made a $500 payment to the card and thought it would clear instantly but it didn't; they showed me the screen shot of the payment, etc. etc.

Matthew:If you renew all of your leases at once, you could run into one of two problems:You are under-charging and everyone instantly re-ups at the new lease.