You procure a cash-out loan from the bank and use that cash to pay off the partners.

From there you can develop a strategy with mostly cash flow that can help pay down your loans or invest in an appreciation market and buy and hold for a few years and pay down your student loans on the sale. 

 - in RE I can pulled out appreciation gain without paying taxes at that time.  

(And offered to pay to fix it)What concerns me is she did not reach out to the person below or contact anyone .

I also wouldn't consider that part of my investment because I'm actually not taking money out of my pocket to pay it down. 

And the kicker, PAY ME TO LET ME TEACH YOU HOW!

We will lose the homestead and that will cause a re-assesment and explode our property tax, but it is what it is.  

We are at likely record high price to rent ratios (like much of the country) without much upside on rent growth in the mid-term paired with steeply rising taxes, financing, and insurance costs.

Especially if you are willing to pay 5% already.

Don’t forget ROI includes debt pay down so it has to include the principle portion of the loan payment as ROI, I don’t see that listed?