My question is, should I pay-off my primary residence mortgage to 1)Get peace of mind and some sort of security 2)Opportunity to borrow from my equity if needed 3) Extra cashflow to save and invest in another rental property in the future OR should I keep my primary residence mortgage (due to the low interest rate) and purchase another rental property instead?

Carry interest of any debt secured by property.I don't believe "necessary" is a word in the statue.  

I'm fine with combing the market for deals, just trying to find a way to legally secure financing without a due on sale clause raining on my parade.

The journey's been exciting on my end, especially helping investors secure the financing they need.

I, like many others in this business, have been scammed out of thousands of dollars before, so please before you judge us for raising a red flag, please understand it comes from a place of protecting our businesses, the ways we provide for our family and secure our futures.

It’s important to work with someone who not only offers the right terms but also makes you feel secure in the process.

I’m also exploring the idea of starting a nonprofit dedicated to this mission—helping youth get acclimated to real estate investing and setting them up for a financially secure future.If anyone in this community is interested in contributing or being involved in such a venture, I’d love to connect and discuss how we can make a bigger impact together.

I have $70K of my own money I can use as a down-payment, but am looking for someone to finance the rest ($280K) as I'm a real estate agent and am having difficulty securing a loan from a traditional bank in a timely matter.

You will also want to draft a comprehensive lease agreement that outlines terms such as rent amount, due dates, security deposit, maintenance responsibilities, and any house rules.

All legal rights pursuant to the Rental Agreement, including return of any Damage or Security Deposit(s) are assigned to the Incoming Resident and remaining residents.