If it is a 15 year mortgage and you $1141 is simply interest and principle than you could pay it off if you can’t beat 9.6% although in realty.

Buying 10 of these properties sight-unseen across the country sounds like a recipe for disaster.Secondly, the number of markets they represent tells me this is a marketer, not an actual turnkey provider.

Typically the registered agent is an attorney, but most of the time the principle address is the owner.

So, let’s say I am considering the topic and idea of the prioritization of paying off loans.To me, it only makes sense to consider the principle of the question for the initial prioritized list.

Randy,I am attempting emulate your payment principles in my business.  

It’s now End of Feb’19 and they want me to pay another appraisal for this 5/1 and no closing date in sight. 🙄🙄🙄 I‘D LOVE TO SHARE MY JOURNEY WITH EVERYONE!!

Payments are principle and interest.

There are great articles about how to hire a property management company and what to ask on this Bigger Pockets sight.  

I do want to start favoring cash flow over paying down principle but I still do want somewhat of a balance.

Sure there's no cashflow on a monthly basis, but at the end of year end, assuming appreciation is 0%, you've gained whatever the principle was for 12 months.