I agree with @Rick Baer, if you intend to pay one off and pull it from the pool its a pain, and your lender will not like that, its odd how banks will give you just enough rope to hang your self in the beginning, or when you have little equity, but when you have built up a significant amount of equity, they dont want to give any of it back, have a plan and be strategic, the Bankers are the robbers, and th really dont like it when you are in the drivers seat

In my title experience contracts for deeds have really been pains for buyers I recommend against doing this. 

All these signals Bubble market everywhere, and always bubble bursts...What are early sign of burst?

Personally, I think it has something to do with seeing future gains, and in some respects suffering current pains,I don't nessacarily think its purely to do with real estate investing.

The way I view it is its a pain in the *** to purchase a property, find a good deal, etc... unless all of the money you would make selling the property is reinvested into 2 or 3 more properties I would not sell.

Now the process did take four months (as those who have dealt with Short Sales know the pain) and during that time the renters that were in the house were evicted.  

It was painful, but I finally did it.  

Rooms are smallPoor phone signal (one or two 3G bars) and lack of internet service provider options (no US Internet; only CenturyLink)Not many restaurantsPoorly rated schoolsFar away from Minneapolis (where I currently live; 25 minutes away)Would need to probably get a new mailing address for online business (due to potential theft)For anyone who lives in the Twin Cities area, its in Dayton's Bluff.

It was down to her and one other girl and we definitely made the right decision because we took the time to get to know her and the same is true whether you’re hiring contractors—you know, sometimes it’s kind of a pain in the butt to go out and meet three different contractors at a job because it’s three different appointments and three different hours out of your schedule, but if you hire the right one up front?

Their process is such a pain to deal with.