We have done inspections and everything is clean with both properties minus about $2k in repairs.

*Note: I'm a net-worth investor myself, along the lines of what you're describing. 

I imagine the financing you have on the property is very good, and it might be nice to use the home equity line of credit instead since you could then take advantage of having equity while still maintaining the better interest rate from 2015. 

PlumbingPex water lines and a manifold. 

The gist of the episode was that paying utilities can kill your bottom line.

If you already have 2 Realtors lined up, you can give them a shot and take notes about how they market your property and ask lots of questions so you can gain the knowledge to list the next one yourself. 

Thing is, this property may become a rental down the line in a year or two so before I buy, I wanted to make sure I'm getting a good cash-flowing property as well.I've read a few books and listened to numerous BP podcasts and wanted to get some opinions on this property -- if I do move out, wil this cashflow?

If that is the case a home equity line of credit may be a easier and cheaper option that will allow you access to those funds and greater flexibility.

The nefarious connotation you imply simply isn't mainstream.I'm as big a critic of misused language as anyone, but in this case, I think your understanding of the term "hacking" is out of line with the rest of society's.

Every one we talk to says we got a great deal, im just looking ahead to refinance so we can repay our line of credit.