I don't know Waco economics at all, but I'll bet there are 1000 units of some kind available for rent a town of 140-150,000 seems like a lot to me. 

I would say, your best bet is to reach out to property management groups in your investment area that specializes in section 8.

If so, your best bet is to graduate debt free. 2.

You are asking legal questions and your best bet would be a quick consultation with a knowledgeable real estate attorney in your state.

I would not, however, bet on shipping rates staying this low over the long term.They have all the plumbing and electrical built into a centerpiece.This the sort of problem you'll face.  

You bet--i sent you a connect request w/my info if needed--best

But I think once you are buying 3rd you should be lower leverage or have done value adds to boost the rents so have safer margin/ratio.

CAR forms and attorneys are going to be your best bet.

Honestly, big banks have terrible rates on mortgage.Work with a broker, they are your best bet; pricing beats big banks 9 times out of 10.

Also, improves your position in pricing should rent prices turn bearish unexpectedly during your vacancy time so you can be flexible in pricing in negative economic environments.Con's are more on the side of the whole concept of using the long term locked-in period with the bank essentially utilize inflation to 'short the dollar', as well as the more rapid diminishment of the mortgage interest paid tax advantage.All in all it is safer in a lot of respects to get to that property free and clear, but the major downside is missing out on the additional value that is derived from the power and monetary benefits that come from having a healthy expose to mortgage and other forms of financial leverage.