There is a reason investors want to put down the least amount as possible on a property, it's because the less you have laying dead in equity, the more you can put towards more property, but it all boils down to your debt tolerance, if paying it down helps you sleep better, then do that but if you want to make a better return and keep your equity stakes low, buy more property.

Some things aren't worth losing sleep over.

If you want, while waiting on your buyer after buying, I can rent it so no sleeping money for the investor.

I would sleep better at night knowing that i did my part in accident prevention.

We never had AC or central air, and were never too hot while sleeping.

Also see HERE & HEREThe more literate I am on this stuff, the better I sleep and night and the more confident I’ll be in communicating its use to my sellers etc.Like Will Barnard I intend to use a non-corporate even non-attorney confidant as recorded trustee of my trusts for now.

I'll have to sleep on Arizona Cash Solutions to see if I like it better.

They have had multiple disputes about what room "A" is to sleep in because of this. 

If nothing else, patience will pay-off, if not, I'll sleep comfortable because the money I have I'll put it into a passive mode, until something really good comes handy so I can take it out and invest in some property.  

I sleep better at night as a result.RE is a capital intensive and has a high cost of entry with a limited supply.