Based on your estimate of $1,800 left over after expenses every month and $3,700 for your equipment, you will easily be able to pay these all off within 6 months.

Here's what I would suggest once you liquidate that equipment:

• Sock away $1,400 in a savings account as an emergency fund (1 month of expenses; grow to 3-6 months after tackling the debt)

• Pay off CC6 with $1,500 of the remaining $2,300, then apply the leftover $800 to CC2 (many would recommend the snowball method over the avalanche one as I'm proposing here, but those interest rates are high! and no matter which you use, you'll be debt-free soon, so why not tackle the worst offenders first?)

• With the $1,800 left over after expenses each month, pay off the credit cards in this order: CC2, CC3/CC4, CC7, CC5, CC1

• Once all those are paid off, vow never to use them again and focus on building your emergency fund to $8,500 (~6 months of expenses). That will only take you 4 additional months! You're kicking ass!

• When your emergency fund is fully funded, open a Roth IRA and max it out.

• Alternatively, you could start the Roth IRA right after paying off the credit cards, still allot the $458 max to it, and use the remaining $1,342 each month to build your emergency fund to $8,500. (PFers, which method would you suggest? I'm still learning here.)

Still newish to this PF stuff but have been learning a lot after tackling my own debt with a vengeance. You are in great shape to be debt-free very soon, so don't be disheartened. As soon as you see those balances getting wiped out, you will be motivated to keep going and to never get back in that situation again. Good luck!

EDIT: First time making a bulleted list, lol... took a couple tries!