You can create ads for getting buyers/sellers and quickly get your name and business out there.

Do I just clean it up for a quick sell and use the money to invest in a property that's more suitable to my wallet right now?

We like value add in the best submarkets (of the best cities) and believe 8-10% CoC is very achievable w/attractive total returns......after re-positioning (renovations / new property mgt team) are implemented.

Joe's brother-in-law buying Joe's house at a short sale would be a huge red flag for fraud.I think the biggest arrow in your quiver is #1, and your most probable path to success is to order a fresh appraisal with a fresh opinion of value, and once it comes back go to your (or the end-lender's) appraisal department (not the AMC, the lender's internal folks) and argue that the new appraisal is more credible than the previous one because of #1 ("if the appraiser didn't even go to the comps for a quick drive-by photo, who knows what else he didn't even actually do?")

I think that just looking at that in general will open your eyes to what the reality of your purchasing position is.2) Within the areas where those properties pop up, determine what units/locations will attract tenants that you would like to rent to.

Working with web and app developers to create best-in-class management tools that drive down costs, streamline processes, and attract and engage millenial customers.

I used a quick google search and found rentometer and cragslist.

For example, if I have a commercial space that I would like to attract a music school, I will pay a virtual assistant to do market research and provide the names and emails of 40 local music schools. 

Is it better to pay down my debt quickly or invest quickly and try to pay my debt with income from investment?

Two quick questions for all you 1031 experts:1.)