I also refinanced into a 15 year loan in order to pay off the townhouse faster.  

I would suggest going faster and consistently so you don't forget things.

If I had a tenant that had good intentions and fell on hard times, I would not hesitate to use this technique to  help them out and regain control of the property faster and to not needlessly tarnish someone record.   

But while many people will pay dearly to try to get ahead faster, hands on experience is a great teacher. 

Check out this article I wrote on BP blog about the benefits of this powerful investment vehicle: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/blog_posts...The bottom line is you can continue building your personal wealth with buying real estate in your own name in parallel of using advantages to grow your retirement wealth much faster because you don't have to pay any taxes on the growth and income.Hope this helps!

There is already a built in test that weights the liberty interests at stake with the likelihood that a litigant would be harmed.

I mostly go after cash flow houses, but there are others who prefer faster appreciation.  

I could certainly grow faster than I have  been if I changed things up.Another open question in my mind is what my two sons will do.

“I can do this part faster than I did it last time.”

The process is also much faster.