You could also complete a full 1031 exchange and then refi to take cash out (You would not want to refi the existing property if you anticipate selling it and doing a 1031 in the next few months).  

BP is full of experienced investors that can help answer questions.

I'm currently a student and I work a part time job, but my goal is make real estate investing a full time and profitable thing for me.

Make sure to check out the Bigger Pockets Blog: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/It is full of really useful information.

Hi, all.Can anyone recommend a full-service investment company in the Indianapolis market?

I work a full time job, own a home, and one mobile home rental property.

I am trying to soak in as much information and advise as possible while working my full time job running a doctor's office, so any tips and information thrown my way would be very much appreciated.  

I currently work a full time job in IT, take night classes 8 hours a week, and do web development on the side (which will hopefully wrap up in the next month or two).

Also, really looking forward to learning how to get more creative with financing, finding private funding and overall acceleration of acquisitions to achieve my goal of being able to do this full time.

You will also want to know what the rent per sf is.Example:  1800 sf property, needing full cosmetic rehab and new roof.  1800 X $25 = $45,000 + $5,000 roof = $50,000.It may not need a full rehab which would be good for you.