I owe ~475K between them and the interest rates vary from 4.35 to 4.75%I am trying to work out if I would be bettrer off pouring my extra cash (about 4K a month) into paying down my rental debt or putting that money in the market. 

I would imagine Zillow and the trio will include each other whether you want it or not.

@Joe Splitrock Most New Yorkers were not happy the city didn't make a deal with Amazon, as you can imagine@Payton Chung & @Keon Garraway Thanks for these great links@Ava Miller If you'd like to talk about the Raleigh area market check out our upcoming discussion here - https://www.biggerpockets.com/...We'll be talking about other local markets as well.  

As for the private money loan, you can structure it anyway you can imagine, but ideally you want both parties to be comfortable.

I imagine that WA may be similar.

The wall shows definite bulging inward.The foundation wall does not appear to have any reinforcing steel embedded in it and the horizontal distress originated in a “cold-joint” that formed in the concrete during the pouring of the foundation.

I can't imagine you would do better than selling each lot separately.

.- DC/Alexandria, VA- Blacksburg, VA- Richmond/Henrico, VA- Gainesville, FL- Austin, TX- San Antonio, TX- San Francisco, CA (I live here)I'm willing to look outside those markets, but would love to hear reasons behind that.Thank you Just invest in San Francisco county like Peninsula,  imagine May 22 avg price is only $2,416,000, last year on same month it's $1,900,000.You bought piece of 1 bathroom in Peninsula year ago and u made half million in one year without doing anything.Bonus: there's no snow in Peninsula lol :) Days in market: 3 days..... can't beat it lol

I'd look at MF properties in Cleveland OH. if she's retiring off of it i'd imagine Cash-flow is pretty important, and Cleveland is pure cashflow.

This isn’t a common product for big lenders to carry but they can lend more money than most local banks or credit unions so I imagine it will give you access to more ltv than the typical heloc.