Give them the benefit of the doubt and take responsibility for the window. 

One benefit (of many) is the unlimited use of the calculators.

To that point,my wife's car loan is a 4.25 percent interest rate so it would be easiest to pay off, but the benefits of paying it off would also be significantly lower.

That doesn't mean you won't be able to benefit from the RTO payments and the remaining balance once you own the park. 

New to investing, and I have a complicated life with finances, here's a quick back ground, I have a corporation, and so I don't make much money personally due to divorce complications and children, and my corporation has been utilizing the tax benefits, so I am sorta shooting myself in the foot twice I already know, but I have bigger plans to make my life better just need options.  

Bravo to you for building what you have and reaping the benefits!

I'm in a similar situation, but I can't identify the benefits of going 50/50. 

Consensus builder; highly adept at constructing transactions that benefit all parties.

The only word of caution is that if you pull out more cash than your taxable gain (profit) then the 1031 Exchange would not provide you with any benefit.

Not sure how I'd feel about attending some boot camp but I hope it worka out to your benefit and I'd love to hear about your experience!