To answer your question yes they are stealing power.

Can you use the power of D class Section 8 rental properties to save you from your student loan debt and propel you to financial freedom?

More noticeable concern is tapping into power.

Newer homes are wider and need more power. 

If there ARE any MN investors interested in combining leverage power, I am considering widening my "wolf pack" a little.

.$350 per month covers my mortgage, taxes and insurance.Fair rent is (what I rent it for now) - $550 per monthI rented it furnished for $800 per month and the tenant reimbursed me for the power bill.

12.Power Supply.

Loan brokers ask for 1.5% and steer you only to banks that ask for another 1% so you lose 2.5% of your buying power with these hands in your pocket.

A good REA will take the time to research any major roads, developments, or power line projects that might be in the works within the local politics.

Bear in mind that early repayment penalties can throw a wrench in the plan, so check you T&Cs with your lender before you pull the trigger - but my point is that the longer the mortgage term, the more cash flow you have and, whether you need it now or not, it can be a powerful tool for either supplementing your W2 or growing your REI portfolio at an accelerated rate.Best of luck!