Whats your principle and interest payment on it?

They may be happy with a full payment of principle and interest at the end of the loan, or they may prefer monthly interest payments. 

But personally, I think you want to buy as many positive cashflowing properties as possible as quick as possible in the beginning (and I'm talking cashflow after PITI - principle, interest, taxes, and insurance).

PSF holds all the notes and its sole purpose is to service loans and pay interests and principle back to investors.

@Kathy JohnsonTry Principle Abstract and Settlement Services, ask for Bill Burke

But regardless, it was the principle of the matter…I was not going to let her get away with it.

If it's a good enough deal you can move it on here off market as the principle easily.

They moved because they needed a bigger space (there new building was double the size).My calculations indicate that by putting the excess cash generated every month against the principle, I should be able to pay it off in c.11-12 years.Would love any thoughts the collective BP community has!!

Hey @Ken Badziak - I'm not aware of any app that does this but I have all of my loans (balance, rate, payment, principle/interest, etc.) all tracked in an Excel file along with all of my other important rental property information.  

Truly a great example of the principle that if you produce a great product, people will flock to it.