( He's month to month. ) Short and sweet. 

Those aren't in your name until you pay them off.The way you buy with SF is just as important as the numbers.Here a 1%+er small plex that's a  b property in a b area is my sweet spot.  

I've paid off 19 doors in the past year, BUT- all were above 6%,  privately held with older sellers and/or were commercial loans with shorter terms, adjustable rates and were bothering me for my financials every year like I was a child.I am even leaving my resi's with their sweet fixed rates and long-terms that are under 5% alone, but still punching a monster at 6.5% in the face every month at $7k/mo extra. 

I'm ok with holding both, but I figured it'd be sweet to pay off the apartments sooner.

Local and state rules may complicate any and/or all of those options.Thanks for the short and sweet response, Ron.  

especially the sweet tea.

Sweet see y'all then!

That means a $300payment now may be sweet but if they were to stay in their home long term, that $300 payment may be peanuts in 25 years. 

With time, your property will get into the sweet high demand spot. 

Sweet residential Fannie or Freddie financing is only available to natural persons, not LLCs.