What are your strategies to max yield and liquidity?

Consistency and transparency are key.Hope this helps as you navigate your next stepsYour comment: "In Chicago, you cannot deny someone housing based on immigration status"So, In Chicago, someone with no SSN can not be denied housing, yet in an immigration sweep, they are carted off to immigration paradise somewhere, 1. 

Got it — you’ve basically got two options: accelerate payoff now vs. keep cash liquid and refinance later.

Another option is to provide a small, durable rolling trash bin or cart to make the steep driveway manageable, or you could hire a local service that handles pickup and factor the cost into rent.

If that's in the stock market, financial experts say that to be $500/mo.Stock market of course is liquid but I'll keep multiple six figs liquid just for safety.In a recession I'd sleep much better at night collecting monthly rent rather than have terrors about the stock market.

I am 24 years old and have a 100k of liquid capital.

I work with investors in the Orlando area funding deals or providing liquidity via HELOCs or refinance.

Other property management companies will do it ala carte as well. 

Liquidity is good.  

I think more people need the reality check that having no experience, AND no liquidity makes starting out extremely difficult.