These are super informative, and they serve almost like a weekly coaching.https://www.biggerpockets.com/webinarI would also look into investing some $$ into books.

When you are doing that calculus to figure out where your equity would best serve you, and this will be anathema to some, though you probably have already thought about this anyway:  figure in some appreciation!!  

You can see what happened when, what parties were served, etc. and follow any reopening of the case.  

The flx and flips would serve as my primary source of income and the buy and hold/rental properties are my retirement strategy.I started back in October/November of 2015.  

Serving her a "Notice to Quit" with a time frame of "immediately" was probably illegal... check your landlord tenant law. 

. * If we do not receive your rent in full in a timely manner, we will serve you with a 3-day legal notice, “Notice to Pay Rent or Quit”.

I would write some advice for questions to ask your lender, but you will be better served by doing some searches on refinancing and BRRR.Paying double the amount of principal in interest at that rate sounds about right.

I have a mostly "boots on the ground" sense of the management world....Working with contractors to refresh/rehab/emergency calls, serving tenants notices, moving tenants in/out, renewing leases, handling receivables etc etc.  

Welcome to BP.Your foundation as an educational professional will serve you well in REI .

I serve mostly Landlord investors, but I suggest that aspiring rehabbers aim to buy one rehab and resell deal every year or 2, make 15% to 20% of that markets ARV, based on a 60 day turnover as profit.