Apologies if this isn't the right forum - just tried to edit my profile info after adding the social profile links, and can't hit the "save" button, it's dimmed, and not giving me any reason why.  

One of the landlords profiled in that book, is a woman who grew up in a low-income community of color, and worked her way into rental property ownership, and has multiple tenants who ruin her houses and cause major issues (although she still manages to do quite well, thanks to being aggressive and savvy in how she manages, renovates etc).

I can always appreciate when people think outside of the box to market their properties: A little Christmas humor: https://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/...Some risque marketing: https://www.foxnews.com/real-estate/houston-area-r...A Panda Boost: http://emgn.com/s2/boost-propertys-profile-panda-p...Would you step out of the norm to get attention for your listing?

Not to lead any one on, in my profile it ask for status or title with limited choices, I'm Acquisitions Manager/investor, not a property mgr. that wouldn't be my field. 

I read your profile about 5000 units as 5 yr goal.

Just make sure to talk with a bank to make sure you have a credit profile that can refi it.

For the time being this home is off the table as we may move back here after my Air Force contract is up.Home 2: We own this home outright and the details can be found on my profile.

Your profile doesn't say where you are located. 

Give me a shout on my cell (easy to find on my profile) and I can fill you in on all our Hampton Roads happenings!

On the flip side if it'll only take you four months or so to recoup that 10k you spent finishing off your debt then I'd go that route and have the cash on hand and an even cleaner credit profile (remember you do need to continue to USE your credit - just pay your balances off monthly).and lastly - congrats on being in such a solid situation regarding your debt.