And yet I'm STILL considering wholesaling the deal, taking a 7 figure windfall and waiting for the crash because I doubt things are going to hold up another 18 months.Even if the Fed doesn't hike rates further (and they've got $19T reasons not to raise rates), the coming inflation in expenses (when they bring in the next round of QE) will not keep pace with rent increases and NOI will suffer, causing serious refinancing problems. 

You have to ask yourself if you can make more money on your investment so that it can out pace your terms.

I know my post is off topic for this forum and this particular thread but how do you go about learning different languages at a rapid pace?

He enjoys most of the work and I do too but, we cannot continue to go at this snail pace and I'm looking for help.  

Rates on this loan have gone up in the past year, and will likely continue ticking higher...at this pace, it won't be long before this loan hits 7%+ interest.Good / bad is that while this refund check would completely wipe out this particular loan, it'd take pretty much the entire refund check to do so.In case it helps, I have no CC debt (making this student loan the highest interest debt that we carry) & 2 car loans (one is like 2.6% and the other is like 3.5% -- so both auto loans are low interest).So...save this check to go toward my first REI venture, or get rid of this loan once and for all?

What I do is keep an extra washer and dryer in my garage so i can just swap them out and fix it at my own pace.

You need to keep pace with their product.

This can help you raise capital at a faster pace than through RE investing only.For example, because I can’t just show up and compete with you, your company has a distinct advantage.

@Pace Jordan MorbyAdd to that the fact that most of your properties are supposed to come from dig leads and I can certainly see why you headed down this path.I've written many posts on how to find deals on my blog KarensPerspective.

We hope to practice a conservative scale pace since we are still working full time and raising a toddler, having our first property under contract by December 31, 2020.