I dont have a desire to to make a million per year, Im happy with $100K and almost no debt, when you dont owe, you have no worries.

Also when looking for a realtor what type of questions should I be asking to to make sure we will work well together? 

If I can get the appreciation though I will attempt to to sell using a 1031 exchanging into a larger property with a larger cash flow in another market in expansion and repeat.

I have looked far and wide across reaches of the web for calculators to to help me predict specific timelines, depending on my investment strategy. ( be it aggressive, conservative or somewhere in between) I found a few, but nothing to my liking, so I made my own.

Is it worth it to to pay more on the first loan and use that equity or should i leave that one alone since the rate is good and use my own cash for the downpayment on the second property?

We will be having our next meeting on March 30, 2017 (an event has been submitted), and are hoping to get enough interest to eventually have a robust REIA.I know there is a lot of interest in real estate investing in the Auburn/Opelika metro area, so if anyone has any thoughts on what we can do to to capture this interest and provide networking opportunities in our area, please let us know.  

Even if you found one to do more, you are going to see an increased interest rate from the 3.75% you  currently have so I don't think the tradeoff would work.....I believe that this property, in that area, is a sound investment and one you want to hold on to to build long term wealth, vice short term income.  

I would love to to find something like that but I've mostly been looking into the built for purpose multi-family.

I ask because we attempted to to get pre-approved for a property priced low and we had 30% to put down but Chase Bank said the property amount did not meet their criteria.

Traditionally, they are going to to use a debt to income ratio and discount non W2 income and rental income.