So I’d just weigh your options and really ask yourself how much dedication you’re willing to give and know that you’ll be spending another $400 - $600 or more a month on Propstream and Pebble REI or another CRM program because that’s what you’ll need for data and mailings.  

There are a lot of free options out there.

I at the moment saw this as everyone's best option. 

But it's an option that's out there.Just remember, the most critical thing is that you can't DIY your 1031. 

I connected with another investor that owns one (MTR) next to mine and they said they do really good you just have to make sure the property looks very nice.Another option could be looking into doing a padsplit. 

Do the math with two different scenarios and you'll see that the best option is to focus your effort on paying off the debt first, then investing.Calculate the results on two scenarios:1.

(e) Unaccepted, recorded, irrevocable offers of dedication of the property to the public or a public entity for a public purpose, and recorded options of any taxing agency to purchase the property or any interest therein for a public purpose.

Hey everyone first time posting on here so still new to the page, I’m just very curious on what option I have on getting some lending on homes that I currently own.

Reach out if you want to chat through some of these options. - Have you run the calculations for your monthly cashflow and rents for the area?

Another option is to pay the loan on a 15 year term.