I'll start with the Axios interview I gave back in December and was published in January  Case and point, the low skilled Agents will be pushed out as there is now less low hanging fruit out there for them.The Elite Agents who have been superior to the low skilled Agents in everyway except for the willingness to work for a low wage, will no longer have to compete with 1,000's of low skilled Agents offering their services for a much lower price than the Elite Agents.Fewer low wage Agents means all that money rolls right back up to Daddy.

Quote from @Bonnie Low: The combination of the two is not a ridiculous idea.

my first thought is to use the 75k heloc to BRRRR as fast (and as well) as you can in a low cost market!

I have roughly 50-70% equity in each property, each property has a 30/yr mortgage with interest rates that are pretty low (3-4%).

The downside is that I currently have low 3% interest rates and the properties are generating good cash flow.Any advice?

@Kevin S.The cash purchase portion was my fallback, I don’t like it, but for them to buy with retirement funds.

If you can make it cash-flow with the included low rents and high turnover then go for it! 

For a rental, I would just use off-the-shelf cabinets like those at Home Depot or Lowes.

All I know is I'm just looking for strategy help/expertise and not for a company to manage my investments/funds who preferably charges a flat fee vs a % of my assets.

For example, I work with dozens of national private lenders who fund rehab projects, new construction, and 30-year fixed loans for rental properties.