If these numbers are in the ballpark, you have sufficient cash to buy 4 more similar properties, and increase your annual net income to ~$80K (that offers a lot more breathing room).Since you purchased your properties 2-3 years ago, I'm assuming you have very LOW rates on your notes; and therefore, I would not be in a rush to pay down these loans.

To start - need to research deep and a lot of due diligence.High price will put you out of market, low price attract low quality tenants.

I'd love to get more info on the deal can you please direct msg or email me it...I can offer my advice....another local person to discuss with is Anand if you remember him he's knee deep into all sort of investment propertiesHope you are well

@Deep PatelPath to financial freedom is found in building a portfolio of cash generating properties.

Do you deep down trust yourself to make the correct decisions with your money besides working and saving?

This is with well established syndicators with dozens of profitable deals and deep lists of investors who want to put money into the project.

I am not a person with deep pockets, to spend thousands to learn all the pertinent information I need to know.

They're also refunding NSF fees and ATM fees.That should go a long way to give borrowers some breathing space and help them get back on their feet.

@Jason ChenYou can find something if you dig deep and know what properties are renting for.  

How handy are you at fixing a water line (typically not all that difficult as the lines in the south are not very deep in the earth)?