I don't know Indy, but i'd be extremely careful out there buying sight unseen.

If that's the case, and one or more of the loans in a particular "group" of loans is at a higher interest rate, you can call up the loan service and tell them which loan to put extra money on (I always paid at least a little extra on payments) and they can pay off the higher interest rate loans faster, otherwise they tend to split the extra principle money evenly. 

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Roshan, Take a look at https://openlibrary.orgThey have a great selection,  some of the books are slightly out of date, but the ideas, methods and principles are the same.

Never split the difference brings the principles up to date and adds very good strategy and tactics.

I bought this duplex sight unseen, other than my realtor. 

Seems like the oil boom has faded and there is no return in sight.

Continue to do the blood from a turnip thing with the current rental understanding that in addition to paying less to principle and more to interest, you're also going to be paying refi costs in that new mortgage.2.

It's more risk as the properties as as is with possible tenants, liens, violations; and most of the time, foreclosure auctions are sight unseen as far as the interior...

I've just concluded "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene and I must say that the principles set forth in the book have given me the courage as I embark on this journey.I've come here today looking for words of encouragement, small pieces of advice you wish you had known when starting out, or perhaps just some funny anecdotal stories that weren't so amusing at the time.I'm encouraged.