Some investors have thousands of units when they only needed like 25 to retire.I would say run the numbers of what your rental cash flow would be with and without debt.If you are fine with the cash-flow without debt, pay them off if you have the means.You would have the option to re-finance if need be.The other option is also just to pay the minimum off every month - no need to accelerate the loan paydown.Best of luck on what you do.

My parents would like me to move out at some point and Im trying to accelerate my progress so that I can do so.

The developer is allowing us to offer this project with up to $500,000.00 in accelerated tax deductions.  

The only score acceleration methods I have seen work are adding Authorized Users which can boost a score in as little as 15 days, and boost scores from 20-60 points per card you are added to for...Every credit profile is difference so there is no one size fits all formula, for how long it will take to increase scores...Good Luck on your Credit Scores...

Plus add 2 years interest at probaly 10% (the accelerated interest rate is different than your underlying rate).

The Clients do not share their returns with me; but, they are happy with the procedure and the results, as it does accelerate, and/or recapture some overlooked depreciation.I would suspect that it would not be worthwhile for flipping or short term investments; but, I'm not a CPA or tax advisor.

I would use an LLC for each one.As a side note to about Bill Gulleys comment regarding "Subject To's" I have been buying properties "Subject To" for 30 years and I have never seen the lender accelerate the loan even when I told them I was the new owner..There are ways to protect yourself and the seller.

I think that message gets buried here on BP, because the community is filled with much more active investors who are looking to accelerate their retirement timeline to the n-th degree, often starting with limited financial means. 

We decided to move into multifamily for several reasons, primarily to accelerate the pace of portfolio building so we could complete the building stage by our early 50s, with the goal of paying off the properties and maximizing cash flow beginning in our early 60s (we’re in our mid-40s now).

It will also provide you with cash flow and accelerate paying down your mortgage.Mobile homes: For the real estate investor, mobile homes, or modular homes are something of a commodity; at least in the right market.