I want to get into rental properties and start accumulating them quickly.My question is, if you were in my position what would be your first move?

Obviously the liens have accumulated all the way up to 2017, but did not know the amounts were just for that year.

Thereby accumulating more time as a primary residence per IRS guidelines?

From this position you will be able to accumulate capital more quickly for your next purchase. 

I'm in the accumulation phase of life/investing - so leverage + time is the name of the game for me.Started out <2 years ago. 

Due to the fact that when I refinanced I put no money down (because I used the accumulated equity), the cash on cash return comes to an astounding 624%.However, the numbers that matter are the NOI. 

We would like to accumulate more real property at this age and hopefully start a family soon and hopefully retire early.

But I've never been a landlord before and didn't want to make the newbie mistakes with my accumulated home equity (which is in a different state from where I'm living now).

Start with wholesaler properties and accumulate some money and after start with rent properties or find money to a private lender or by the seller or a realtor... ???

@Lamar Lamont For someone that has a low paying job, your mom managed to accumulate a LOT of cash!