Usually I'm a fan of getting rid of debt, but it sounds like you are not underwater in that respect.My suggestion would be to take your profits from your real estate investments, including the next two purchases, and throw them at the highest interest student loan (in addition to the required payment you are making, presumably from your regular salary).

Who knows, maybe I will do this on a regular basis.

I routinely buy great properties from burnt out owner/landlords.If I were managing them myself, I would not own any rentals.I am always open to ideas/opportunities that create better returns.Thanks for starting this thread.

We do have a real estate investment group that meets regularly and it would be a good place to meet some people and even look for some deals.If I can be of any help, send me an email ssome time and we can discuss what you're hoping to accomplish.Good luck in your venturesDan Stomboly [email protected]

Do you remove them from your campaign but do regular follow-up via a phone call or text in case they become motivated?

I regularly work with him & I can tell you that he is going to be a great asset to the BP community.

That is a 10lb regular house-cat next to her.

I highly recommend this path if you have the social fortitude to live in areas that the rentals make the most sence, and you do not mind moving regularly.  

if it isn't fun you might as well just stick you the regular jobs!

If I am not mistaken, the regular forums are not for trying to sell your deals, please try the Marketplace: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517-real-estate-marketplace