Reason being, 1) lock into a historically low interest rate. 2) Increase you current cash flow to build up cash reserves and the down payment of the additional property you mentioned. 3) You can always pay off the 30 year lone at the 15 year rate if you want to start chipping away at that equity (it'll jut be at a slightly higher interest rate. 

It slowly chips off and clogs the pipe.

Like if 4 people chipped in $200k to buy an $800k property?

I bought $200 worth of chips at the craps table when this drunk girl went on an absoulute heater with the dice.

Anyway, I think although we lost a lot we came out with a broken arm and bloody nose and maybe a chipped tooth.

I think it depends on how many fresh baked chocolate chip cookies you eat.

The foundation is a raised foundation and just has wood (pressed wood chip boards) underneath stinky carpets.

I let them know that this book contains a whole bunch of boring information and the bottom line is DO NOT EAT PAINT CHIPS.

I went with the bootz aloha tub, unfortunately upon opening the box I the porcelain coat was chipped.

While this isn't a lot to write home about on the face of it, at scale the cumulative affect of timing the payments differently is tremendous because it chips away at the Current Loan Balance (on which interest is assessed), while not changing the monthly payment amount.What're you seeing as a potentially good strategy with VB?