After gaining knowledge on the do’s and don’ts on real estate law and practice, the new agents are rarely privileged to learn the real ins and outs of the business.

Personally, I would employ the strategies that Max T. suggested in paying either the highest interest loan first or the smallest payment, though I prefer the former to cut into the principal faster and reduce the overall interest you'll pay in the long run for all three properties by making extra payments.As a side note, none of us are privileged of knowing the specifics about your situation.

So someone pays this guru $1000 for the privilege of touring his land? 

All this for the privilege of paying 4% interest to a credit union that will pay you less then a quarter of that rate when you deposit the money in your share account.I'd keep my paid off house and start saving for the next one in a carbon copy of your first.

Otherwise, I could be in a position of having title to a property I cannot possess while having the privilege of PITI for it!

For the privilege LOL.I'm on the sell side of this and have been before. 

Not to mention, laundry is a privilege or amenity and to be honest, yes it is an attractive feature but a laundry included is not a must in my opinion.

Your only shot is to threaten to report them to their government assistance office.The system is all about renting to tenants who have privilege's.   

Not to my knowledge, some people get licensed just for the privilege of mls access.

@Kyle Garand in North Kingstown you also pay for the privilege of being closer to the water.