All depends on your goals and how fast your looking to scale.

Will rent long term and add DADU in rear (large lot with 2 streets and alley access) or rebuild with duplex or triplex in the future depending on cashflow.

Depending on the amount it may not be worth it to hire a lawyer. 

It's completely dependent on your current annual income and the amounts the 10-20% commission tax bracket it will be applied to.

Depending on the laundry vendor you could get some push back on the auto renewal clause but if you don't want it, insist it be scratched.

There are many other loan products available in addition to Creative Financing methods that will allow you to keep much of that money in your pocket to get involved in more future deals sooner.It really just depends what strategy you're looking to implement, BRRRR, Fix/Flip, Short Term Rentals, etc...Have you considered adding value to the properties you're Acquiring?

Resources like Rentomter and Zestimate are great overall gauges but usually off +-$200, depending on the date they pull. 

Then they hit you for a rental inspection with every turnover and possibly on some other periodic basis like biannually or something depending on the municipality.

Hi Wyatt,The timing of pulling cash out would depend on what financing you choose.

Also, since you will only need to 1031 a portion, the portion you don't have to 1031 can be set aside to wait for the right investment, no rush on $800k+ depending on capital improvements you can document.