I am ready to jump in and get things rolling.

Also, any student loans above the new loan rate you'll also want to roll into the mortgage, but you won't want to roll in any of the lower interest rate debts.My biggest gripe with your post is the 22k car.  

I checked online and they had terrible reviews but after reading them, I found out it was people who were pissed off they don't sell/promote California rolls or Spyder/Rainbow/Whatever rolls there.

My understanding of a 1031 is that you have to own a property a year and a day in order to roll the equity into something else. 

Would it be better to list the unit for longer term rent, or roll the dice with the Airbnb route?

Are you looking to build your equity so you can roll that into larger properties like apartments?

If you want the absolute maximum return on your money, I would take the HELOC and roll that into down payments on new mortgages.

My boss is a GC and he rolls his fees into the rehab project as part of the partnership profit in the deal.

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