If you cash-out refinance, your interest rate would drop to the low 5% range, allow you to have more cash flow, and funds to purchase your next investment property. 

Said once the owner turned 69 started taking loans on the property to fund his hooker problem. 5.

@Tavares Lumpkin  All depend  how you want to use your funds. 

Credit cards: we'd like to avoid this at all costs because of high interest rates.Hard moneyPrivate moneyAre there any other loan types or financing options we should consider to deal with upfront CAPEX in the first 1-2 years until we have a larger CAPEX fund built up? 

From one former infantryman to another nearly all of us have a bit of tinnitus (10% VA disability) and degenerative back disease (back arthritis).If you have at least 10% disability you don’t have to pay the VA loan funding fee which is over 2% ($4,000 for a $200k Loan).

Debtholders get larger piece of the pie to continue funding the projects.https://tinyurl.com/ycjxcm8a 

I know that'd net me $0 w/ needing to fill a security fund on the side.So I'm curious.

Do you really want to be operating a business.I would sell and invest the money in a income fund of some type that could probably generate a 8 - 10% return without a problem.Let your children get loans if necessary.

You just have to appraise the property you are pulling out of the IRA and that amount will be reported to you by the IRA custodian as taxable income.

I am wondering if anyone has ever used First Monument Funding Financial before?