I don't plan on moving out soon but as I am starting to earn money I am faced with the question:Should I use my excess money to pay off my house quicker until the PMI is gone and save on my monthly mortgage payment, then eventually I can move out and turn it into a rentalorshould I save that money for a down payment on my first rental and continue paying my current mortgage?

Generally if the cleaning/trash out is excessive you can deduct that from the security deposit before refund. 

With the amount of debt we have as a country and most people's excessive debt individually, we are in unchartered territory.

If you have time and not a lot of excess cash it’s ok to manage the first few to save some money and learn some things but you will most likely make costly mistakes so even that may not be a good idea.

Gross rents, vacancy %, other income (lIke lau dry?)

NO EXCESSIVE WATER USENo washing cars, playing with water, filling swimming pools or other excessive misuse of water please. $150 worth of water usage per apartment per water billing period (two or three months) is included in the rent.

Many neighborhoods no way for people to know what is in every neighborhood, therefore, people say deals are dried up.

We're considering doing something similar down in Augusta as a dry run for the DC area, but we also have a kid so I'm not sure how that will work.

If you need a place to dump excess cash, it's fine.

, Re-built deck, Built fence around 3 sides of property, new flooring, new paint inside and out, new hardware, two exterior doors, repaired buckled concrete walkway, repaired dry rot around windows and doors, new appliances, converted above ground pool area into a gravel fire pit, filled in large sink hole in the yard, and landscaping.