Currently I work as a technology Project Manager full time and have one single family rental property and am partnering with someone in Michigan for our first flip.

Whether it be labor services or Technology installations (that is my current profession). 

I've already conceded that I will not find something as great; however, what I'd like to do is smartly leverage the equity I've built and investing in "what I can afford" by traditional lending standards doesn't seem like a good use of the money.

Sorry if it's a bit long.I'm stuck between 4 scenarios and hoping you can help me figure out a smart choice.Backstory: Wife and I were sailing our boat to Mexico when my Mom got sick. 

While a well structured program can possibly work for some, I believe that most go into one of these programs seduced by the thought that they are “first movers” in the latest advertising technology, and without a sound basis or realistic assessment.And, while MOST of my marketing is “opt in” , I too am guilty of interruptive marketing as I mass email to my 14000 LinkedIn connections without their express permission.

Smart investors whove been there and done that, are always saying “look at the supply and demand.”

I was grateful for a smart team and good mentorship.

With the smart city grant, the area is looking to turn around.

I keep hearing that it’s not smart to keep a lot of equity sitting in a property.

Afterwards, I spent the majority of my time studying with my textbook until I finally purchased exam smart about two weeks ago.