It also involved a lot of coordination for getting everything we needed ahead of time and scheduling electrical and plumbing work that I needed help with.

If you haven't done so already, clear your schedule for 3-4 days and listen to as many podcasts as you can.

It's the industry standard for amortization schedules. 

If so, schedule an appointment to view the property and then try to negotiate a deal.

I suggest you invest in an attorney reviewed and edited contract, draft the contract first if you want to tailor everything to your side, saves you money also, imagine all the worst case scenarios, over budget, over schedule, change orders, etc. you need to get the CO clause at a minimum pay, say actual hours x fixed rate and major material receipt only plus 15%.

Half would be on the schedule e for you investment and the other half would be on you schedule a for your personal deductions.

I would like to schedule a consultation asap and do a document review. 

Your investment properties cost you a pretty penny in tax accounting due to schedule E deducting your property related deductions.

If I apply the cash flow on each of these as I did the first, then they should all be paid off about 16 years ahead of schedule. 

You can join the HRLA for free and then see the 2017 schedule of meetups.https://www.meetup.com/HRLandlordAssoc/