<prompt> Human: Ill be selling my rental property as it needs to be owner-occupied based on my mortgage. Its been an interesting and eye opening experience being a landlord. And while I could never speak ill of it, I know its the right time for me to move on from it.Thanks to the housing market, Im looking at getting upwards of a 14,000 profit on the house. Because of the neighborhood its in, my realtor thinks it will sell in no time - potentially not even hitting the market at all. Not bad after only owning it for the better part of two years. That said, Im wondering what my next steps will be with getting that much money back on it, not to mention the savings Ive had for repairsupgrades on the home itself. My only debts aside from the mortgage are about 3,500 payment is 140 a month, Ive been paying about 400 left on my car and about 55,000 payment is 500 a month, Ive been paying 550 for now left in refinanced student loans. So what do I do with this money? Is it best to put it all towards my student loans to take a huge chunk out of what I owe? My APR is 5.25 on them. Do I pay off my car first so I can take what Ive been paying on that to apply to my student loans? Do I just drop it all into savings? Do I invest any of it?As a 30 year old millennial riddled with student loan debt, Im not really used to having THAT much money around. Help!?  <response>: I would personally knock out the car payment and fortify my savings account if yours isnt already. I would then use the remainder as well as the 400 per month freed up from the car payment towards the student loans. 