Previously, I had been spending a LOT of money each month using Quickbooks and paying a bookkeeper to manage it for me.

If a prospective tenant needs them they will let you know and pay the cost to have them installed.

Other than losing out on the tax advantages, what other consequences are there for paying off a house? 

If you end up paying a preferred rate that is too high, your preferred equity investors will be very happy but your common equity investors could not only lose out on returns but even lose principal because most preferred equity deals have the preferred equity investors receiving all their return on capital and all their return of capital before the common equity investors get anything.I have done deals where all the investors were structured as preferred equity with a specific stated return and no upside beyond that return. 

Jessica,One idea is to buy an investment home and let them pay rent and down the road refinance it into their name or buy from you and your husband.

I've seen a lot of people advocate not telling the bank and just keep paying the bill.

Does anyone still purchase or pay for tax leans in 2024?

Obviously this depends on the amount of your loan, when you start to pay the extra amount, etc.

@Timothy Blackman Tax sales, whether tax deeds or tax liens, are no where near as easy as the prople promoting them imply.

Also do you know where to buy, how much to pay?