I also have credit cards that I can turn into cash, but the interest rate is an issue.I just don't know what the right move is to get that cash and keep that rate.Am I missing any other strategies or ways I can gain that capital at a cheaper rate? 

It should be done in march so I’ll keep you posted.

I keep all my real estate Investments in Kentucky. 7% or more is the norm for single family residential while in California you most likely land around 3%-3.5% cashflow, you're not even close to cover the interest rate.Definitely check out Midwest states, they offer low entry point and stable rental market.

As an investor and agent here, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect JImmy your going to get your hand slapped if you keep cutting and pasting your replys..

I will keep you in mind for any other deals

I will research more on those topics.Since my S.O. currently operates one of our LLC's out of our primary residence, it would be ideal to keep our current house as is. 

The software I use to keep track of income/expense for this property has a category for renovations under capital expense.

If you sent the letter certified mail to their last known address or the forwarding address they gave you and they returned it, keep it unopened. 

Like what happened in the wildfires in CA and the NW .. we have to keep in mind whole cities burnt down as well in N.

It's a great vehicle for investing (we have 37 doors)... but we bought them from 2018-2021 and they cash-flow extremely well.