Further, unless your loan with the borrower has matured, you really have no complaint about loan payoff during the loan term.  

Since they mature and sell every 2-6 years you can simply 1031 into new ones. 

The comps may be great and your property might be identical to the comps, but the values could still be VERY DIFFERENT.

Or do I have to pull the funds from the CDs (set to mature in Feb07) and consolidate them with the money market account?

Shortly after, I got married & my new wife (who was a teacher & not making much money either) bought into my investing mindset just enough that we bought a duplex & moved into one side. 2 years later we bought an identical duplex, the second building over on the same cul-de-sac.

Right now I would be looking at 20% down, 5 year fixed (4.75% right now, which is the floor) that adjust to 5 Year Treasury plus 3.5%, 10 year maturity, 15-20 year amortization. 

My thought is they would each mature at different times and it will be less stressful deciding what to do with 10 investments of 100k over a couple year period verses 1 million all at once.  

Hey all,I have a cryptocurrency investment that has matured nicely.

I am on pretty much the identical path.

After the Balloon/Term (typically 5 years or so), the loan will mature, and you'll have to renew with your incumbent lender, or refinance somewhere else.It's usually cheaper to renew it with the current lender since often times, some of the due diligence items (appraisal, etc.) are waived, and are therefore not a closing expense.