It's the same with a fund  - "oh I wish I charged this fee; or set up this structure; or allowed myself to buy these assets."

I would suppose that you would technically pay off a HELOC once you've sold off the asset that you used the HELOC for in the first place.

Loose picture of my financesRegular small contribution to an ira-20k on new car -148k on new home purchase (closing end of March )-30k student loans-8k credit card debtI would consider the house and new car assets.

Are you sure they didn’t say pull it out of the trust, do the financing and then put in an LLC which offers the asset protection a trust doesn’t?

Look out of state (midwest) and get a solid A/B class asset (think 75-150k, 15-25% down) that'll rent likely for 8-1700 mo.

Loose picture of my financesRegular small contribution to an ira-20k on new car -148k on new home purchase (closing end of March )-30k student loans-8k credit card debtI would consider the house and new car assets.

I will add my thoughts though, and say that I'm not sure, but if you are expecting to be sued right now and it's found that you preemptively changed title of your asset(s) to avoid losing it in a lawsuit, that in itself could get you into some trouble.

The Internet it seems to me is a vastly underused asset for marketing campaigns among real estate investors.

Right now I am working on a plan to do just that with others I know who like you have the assets/equity but no time or down want the day to day headache where I would do all the finding, acquisition, rehab if needed and ongoing tenant management. 

If property values tank and interest rates rise simultaneously, they might not be able to sell assets for enough to repay bondholders when payment comes due.