I don't know that the first has to accept your payments even if it is current and hasn't been accelerated.

It's a great way to accelerate your networking here.

Current conventional mortgage rates are very low (2.9% on three of our properties, 5.00% on our commercial mortgage), which, as several folks have pointed out, means accelerated pay-down of those debts may not be the best use of your free cashflow.

Thanks for taking the time to introduce yourself to the community.Working with someone that is already knee-deep in the business is a great way to accelerate your learning.

If they are moving out at the end of the month, quality tenants will have until the 10th to give notice in our area, so if there is any way we can accelerate showings and screening to offer the unit by the 10th, we do.

On the other hand... in another NAHB article based on research into where 18-34 YOs live http://eyeonhousing.org/2014/02/04/young-adults-living-with-parents-up-sharply/ shows that a good sized portion of that population is still (or has returned to) living with their parents: This trend has accelerated since the financial meltdown.

I think I have two choices to accelerate growth: 1) cash out refi on my positive cash flow homes or 2) borrow money to acquire homes that have termite damage and missing air conditioners.  

Would like to BRRRR to accelerate

I think at the end of the day it's going to come down to what kind of learner you are and what value you see in accelerating your path.Some like to go at their own pace and dig in on their own (as it seems you've done with SFH).

If the pace of people departing NY NJ CT IL MA etc accelerates even more after this, there will be plenty of markets that don’t miss a beat.