Of course I don't know your situation, but if I were in your shoes I would probably pay off the loan, roll it to an IRA and consider converting some of it to a Roth IRA depending on the tax bracket.Congratulations on going FT REI!

I rolled funds into a SD-IRA (as luck would have it, just days before the  stock market tanked).

I have done a few flips and I'm looking to get the ball rolling in the rental game. 

It is called a rolling option.Strike price tied to new appraisal, buyer pays all closing costs and appraisal fees.Watch your language: NOT a down payment, option fee for the option to buy, nothing else. 

Present it as just a way you do business and you won't get any push back.If a tenant needs some explanation on why it is necessary just tell them that your property insurance does not protect their belongings and for the cost it is really a no brainer for them.

The industrial market is also the most affordable per square foot because, at its core, an industrial building is just a concrete box with a few rolling doors and windows. 

Most (including me) just roll over because the ends doesn't justify the means.In this pandemic it'll probably be like pushing a rope uphill.

If you need a push to get started, that's inside of you, you don't need that from a coach.

It’s not gonna end up happening I’ve cried and begged and pleaded with transunion and Experian and equifax to push my disputes through, begged and pleaded with the collectors to delete them from the credit account and  told over and over had I don’t this a month ago!!

Some of that was a result of the pre-covid push but things are still moving now.