I also have 200k in student debt which I originally was planning to have forgiven after paying minimum monthly payments for the next 15 years ( then they will forgive the remainder) which will eventually equal approximately $117K paid by me,  and approximately  $83k forgiven My question is,  should I pay off the debt immediately when I receive the inheritance and use any remaining cash to purchase only 2 or 3 homes (using either DSCR loans or full cash purchases) orkeep my loan, continue making approx $650 a month payments,   and invest my inheritance in several brrrr deals or 4 or 5 DSCR loan single family homes or 2/3 duplexs.Any advice or insights would be great appreciated

Building the parachute on the way down & self limiting beliefs.

@Max T.My opinion is, the less moving parts, the less technology equals less service calls.

Confirmation bias takes over when the new information processed by the human mind confirms pre-existing beliefs.

If it has to be a percentage, then can she be 99% and we 1% initially, so the bulk of her repayment is via purchase of the house and ours is mostly renovations and THEN before we sell, we change that percentage to equal the flat amounts we want each to get? 

Positive CF means the tenant is paying the debt, and the total cost to the REI is just the DP, which means the time to profit is as short as the time it takes for the cumulative positive CF to equal the DP. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

The rates are good too and normally very competitive, but may not be equal to online shop or even just random phone shop.   

Property appreciates to $600k, which makes the new equity equal to $200k...sounds good, right? 

. % and above the lender will require a professional PM, net worth equal to loan amount, x number months reserves on deposit, and your first born.