I've been researching online for the best exam prep courses and it seems like KAPRE/Brightwood Real Estate Education is my best bet as I do not need to take continuing education. 

If you're continuing in your investing career and are thinking to use the proceeds from this sale to purchase more investment real estate then the 1031 exchange is the perfect tool to let you do that and not have to pay tax on the profit and depreciation recapture on the sale.

Oh well, our search continues!

Before I continue, I will say that I've managed to successfully flip this contract yesterday, with no help from you in particular.

I've read the BP beginner's guide and will continue to do my research, but I have a few ideas that I'd love some feedback on.

I’ve listened to the podcasts everyday as my commute is 1.5 hours one way and I still continue to listen and repeat episodes.

Gambling profits will continue to get watered down but room occupancy and food bev numbers are great. 

Save the money and continue to build it up. 

If I were you I would hold on to the condo until you can sell it for more and meet your goal of paying off your primary.It sounds like you aren’t in desperate need of the $ now and are basically breaking even - those margins should keep getting better each year as you raise rent and let tenants continue to pay off the loan for you.

Continue to scale and have a few private investors.