Also, really looking forward to learning how to get more creative with financing, finding private funding and overall acceleration of acquisitions to achieve my goal of being able to do this full time.

If you want to 10x yourself, thing bigger and more creatively....and consider hiring a coach in the area of your focus (see links - first one is from my coach on ways to get into MF investing; the second is an interview I did to share ideas on how I got involved and accelerated my experience, learning and income).  

I am accelerating some pay-downs of my 8-14 yr old bank loans that are in the 6s.  

I went with the seller's title company as I thought that it would accelerate thing but it looks that I was wrong.

If you think you will go FHA, Conventional, 203k, etc. and then Quit Claim the property, to a LLC, or a Land Trust you run the risk of the lender discovering a Title Transfer occurred and activating the "Acceleration Clause" or "Due on Sale Clause" that requires the loan to be paid in full, within 'x' number of days.

I'd rather get started now on smaller deals and starting to build my cash flowing assets base that can potentially help me pay off my debt at a much more accelerated pace than sit around and wait for the next 10-15 years when I could retire my student loan debt without any additional income bump. 

You need to ACCELERATE your learning curve - YOU don't have time to learn from your mistakes and bad information from others.

I accelerate slowly that's why I waited until now to say hello, but it is because of his recommendation that I joined.A bit about myself: I have lived in Massachusetts my whole life, I work in Boston as an animator for a research group at Northeastern University.

After reading "Who Took My Money" I am motivated to have a SFH that I own refinanced to accelerate my money.

Quiet claim title transfer would trigger an acceleration clause.I plan on contacting the following lenders for conventional financing.