If the goal is psychological because you have too much debt to sleep well at night then sell some properties and use the proceeds to pay off the debt on your remaining properties; or better still obtain the services of either a psychologist who can get you over your uneasiness or seek out a financial advisor who can convince you of the difference  between consumer debt “ bad” and investment/business debt “good”. 

Usually the Veteran is using the "Change of Life" circumstance which means they are moving out of state, closer to work, school, or moving into a bigger home for increased family, out of a multifamily into a SFR, it also applies to retirees or disabilty if moving out of a larger home and into a smaller one due to up keep or mibility.Most VA loans have an assumption clause as well.

I use it for my personal portfolio as well.

I WANT to do this, but have little idea about how to structure it as well as being unsure about which attorney to connect with. 

Well from my experience the strategies that grow net worth the fastest require the most time.

The second roommate would pay each month in crypto to the other for their portion.Interesting situation but worked well for both of them. 

The real answer is It depends, without more info.It is well worth getting things set up on the front end.

My plan if i get the properties will be to Buy, slightly increase rents (as they are currently 200 behind market,) as tenants move out, renovate the properties with my BRRRR team in between ongoing Single family homes.       

I cannot find this information on BP - if anyone is aware of specific articles on this topic which are on the site (I have pro membership), please advise?

I’m having a hard time deciding as well.