<prompt> Human: So Ive found all of the advice Ive read on here to be very helpful! Id like some advice of my own for my personal situation, because Im not quite sure how to proceed.First off, a little about me! I am in my mid 20s and I am a lawyer. I have a massive amount of debt, and I have just sold one of my vehicles and Im not sure how to apply this money in the most effective way for my situation. There is a lot of moving pieces, so I think it is a little complicated at least for me. I live and work in Florida. I own two houses, and five cars not including the one I just sold. Two are salvage vehicles that I bought to fix up. I own those outright, I paid about 5k a piece for them. One of them I have about 3k invested for parts and labor. My primary house is in FL, the other is in another state, and I rent it. It is currently occupied. All my numbers are below, and as I said Im not sure how to apply my newly found windfall. CC stands for credit card. Primary Mortgage927.67 a month 150K balance CR CC23,354.00AMEX CC 11,500.00 TotalInstalment Loan449.63 a month 24,216.00 balance Student Loans450.00 a Month 172k Total undergrad and law school1st Vehicle Loan356.89 a month 19,545 total loanRental Mortgage602.01 a month2nd Vehicle Loan176.72 a month 14,905 total loanCAME CC28.00a month 5,640.00 totalInstallment BR Loan 181.77 a month 16,000.00 total3rd Vehicle Loan131.88 a month 5,775 totalInstallment Loan 92.97a month 5,400 total Installment Loan92.47a month 3,705 totalStar CC70.00a month 2,500 totalUSA CC39.00 a month 5,500 totalAm CC1,361.00 totalBB CC0.00 totalAF CC1,171 TotalRTG CC 1,930.85 TotalLNF CC2,700.00 TotalCO CC1,000.00 TotalLNF CC1,500 TotalLD CC800 TotalI make 83,514.24 a year from my job. And my rental brings in 11,500 annually, or about 950 a month. I currently have 22,255.21 cash on hand from the vehicle I just sold, and Im not sure where to put that to be most effective. Moreover, Im not sure where to put my money from my salary, any advice is appreciated!  <response>: You have 99K in car and credit card debt. You cant afford five cars and three car loans and a rental property. Sell them off before you dig your whole any deeper or before you go past due and they garnish your wages.This does not include your mortgage and student loan debt. While it may seem good to have that rental income coming in, you literally cannot afford to miss a month without a renter or a major service on one of the houses like a water heater, roof, or major fix especially without an emergency fund. If you havent already look into SCRA benefits for interest rate caps.Are your loans federal? If so remain active duty for 10 years and apply for PSLF. 