You could potentially be debt free later this year if you use your friends vehicle or pay cash for a cheap, older vehicle and focus on paying down that student loan with this 30k sum you will get. 

This is my first post on BP and I am mainly still in the education phase of my RE journey so I appreciate any advice.I am married, age 31 in a HCOL area, and have:No debt of any kind (paid off student loans, modest vehicle, and expensive dental work)No kids but want some starting in 3-5 years so I have some flexibility to pursue a househack.Credit score: high 700sIncome: $155k base + around $150k/yr in bonuses and RSUs.

It went downhill slowly after that, and at month 6 (last month) things went off the rails.  

The POA has elected to institute a $5.00 per vehicle per, per night resort fee charged to nightly rental guests.

@mark wurtembergI've tried running the numbers if I bought a new Class A for say ~$150k, and I can't get past the amount of depreciation you would suffer on your vehicle. 

I'm going to hang on to the car we have now because we just had our first child and I want to make sure he's in a safe vehicle.

I have a duplex where tonight the lawn mower company that I hired hit my tenant's vehicle side mirror with his lawn mower and knocked it off.

I'm usually by myself, so I put my magnetic "realty services" sign on my vehicle & walk around carrying a clipboard & camera, no one has approached me about trespassing yet.

Take the cash and invest in other investment vehicles, scrapping Real Estate?

Insurance, despite its benefits, has gaps, and it is a smart decision to have something (like an LLC or other limited liability vehicle) in place as a backup plan.