-Can I start off by stating I use the mobile app -I’ve been searching for a post or something previously discussed on the site.

You also have to account for the closing costs - you're going to pay several thousand dollars minimum to get your money back.A HELOC is usually going to be at a lower LTV, but it could be a great option if you don't need all the cash back right now and you're happy to basically use your current property as a piggy bank that you can pull money out of when needed to make a purchase/fund repairs, etc.Bottom line, you need to talk to your local lender about their rates and different refi options so you can compare apples to apples.

My car (tesla) opens / drives with app. 

Brand new to the app and am interested to know what you BiggerPockets veterans have found most useful from utilizing this app?

There are plenty of ways your IRA can grow very well by not engaging in any kind of self dealing.You cannot buy shares of Apple in your IRA and then decide to shift that value to yourself in any fashion. 

I listen exclusively on the podcast app on my iPhone and it’s pretty terrible, both for creating playlists and for searching for specific podcasts.

Your best system will be your phone, a spreadsheet, and a good note-taking app/ pad of paper. 

Then you can actually make an apples-to-apples case.I agree that using the IRA for the property that is in more rent-ready makes sense. 

Use apps like MilesIQ to keep track of it.

@Rik Patel I normally plug in the property address into https://mdc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/inde....