@Louis Barkhuizen I would only do this if I noticed that bookings are low and the property is not producing as expected.

USGS predicts 10% chance over the next 50 years, producing waves that runup 50-80 ft high.

They are produced by a committee of Texas licensed attorneys, RE brokers, and non-licensed people. 

The homes are inexpensive and produce high rental cash flow.

College is supposed to produce more educated, well rounded individual for greater good of society -- yes, its a pretty loft, high-minded sentiment. 

If you're financially stable with income producing properties it doesn't matter.

The price of the property & repairs, how much your monthly payments are each month, how much income the property is producing each month, etc.Just ask yourself, how much out of pocket cash did I put into the property to acquire it, and what percentage of that am I getting back at the end of every year?

@Eric Miracle MLS will never produce the best deals largely because you have a 6% realtor commission baked in.

In the case of making extra mortgage payments, I still knew I had the money benefiting me for any future problems that might come along and would provide a wider safety net if my property for some reason stopped producing income for a longer period of time.

It might produce some cash flow but would not probably appreciate as the land gets up in value, but not the house.