The worst case is that I never pay one dime early, and I've locked in 30-years of borrowing at under 5% interest on investment property, which is an amazing thing historically so we're happy to keep those loans for the whole 30 years if necessary, especially in a rising interest rate environment, and focus our new money on where it can earn us more than 5%.   

I think there are some lessons here for others unfortunately on your dime.

Will take longer, but you're not paying for it and you're in Real Estate on someone else's dime, learning for free.i. 

They don’t look at historical charts when the rules of the game (rates up massively) have changed on a dime.

Of course, there are SOG and Gerber with better price but lacking some durability and that 25-year warranty terms.https://wildproofgear.com/best-edc-multitools/Btw, you can purchase Gerber Dime for only about ~$20.

Agents can always find a Buyer that is looking for a good deal, so investors are a dime a dozen. 

A fast nickel is most times better than a slow dime. 

I don't think that you could buy a deal off the MLS put it under Property Management and make a dime. 

For that, I will go with the max Roth every year before I put another dime in my 401k. 

. :-)We're able to support free ACH payments, and simply don't see it necessary to nickel and dime customers over something like ACH.