Which means that your tax benefit of ownership will triple over the next years. 

With that mortgage gone, I would then be able to put $1k+ of cash flow from the first property to pay off the second property quickly.On paper this sounds like a great way to start if I could not only gain 2 large assets by paying off their mortgages quick, but triple or quadruple my monthly cash flow after I get them both paid off.

I been interested in learning and getting into the idea of purchasing a triple net strip center or shopping center but having a hard time making my numbers work when looking at a deal.

Also, do your home work and triple check.

A house at 15k will need maybe triple the purchase price if not more to make it livable.

You could probably triple the amount of units you have by going out of state to a more landlord friendly area.

Property is located in Janesville, Wisconsin and is triple digit old and a case study for how to defer maintenance on everything though currently occupied.

Just keep checking and triple checking because cashflow seems pretty high.

I can find a reasonable number of deals in my market that hit the 1% rule and would give me nice juicy CoC returns of 12-15%+ when working with conventional 30-year fixed rate loans, but when amortized over 20 years it blows up the cash flow to the point that the CoC falls to 1-5%.Based on the research I've done, these terms seem pretty standard for portfolio loans, so my question is do I just have to find and buy more triples and homeruns when using portfolio loans?

The property went from pending to active to pending in a matter of 5 minutes, but it was the legally correct way to do things while protecting the interests of my seller.In my previous experience with unresponsive agents, I checked, double checked, and triple checked with my broker and the state legal hotline on this point to be sure I wasn't misstating anything when things got ugly (this is my experience, I'm not an attorney so please verify):You may cancel a contract unilaterally (at least in Florida), meaning you can sign a cancellation and release, send it to the buyer, and put the property back on the market or accept another offer after sending the cancellation out.