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If you pay additional principal every month or make extra payments during the year, you will pay off the loan faster.
The way I paid off my first primary home was sold my big house in the city, bought the actual size I needed under 1000 sqft, rural, paid cash. Sacrifices were made. I looked like poverty level for awhile, no one understood it and I don’t care. I only owned the house in the city 4 years and it was enough. Then with the saving every month I managed to save up and pay off 3 more. Right now I have the cash to go buy a huge home and I’m not going to. The stock market is paying better than appreciation, fix and flips, or rentals. I’m about 50/50 in real estate and the stock market. You know what didn’t help Google news articles talking about paying 2 payments a month, making one extra payment a year. Make a bold plan and take action. I also stopped thinking about affording things based on payments. That’s how banks get rich, not you.
Making a payment early isn’t going to do anything. You need to make additional principle payment to pay the loan off faster. Add $100-$500 to every loan payment and it will make a difference.
When I do it, the bank posts to principle by default. When you get the next statement/bill it should show a line item from the last month showing an additional principle contribution.
You can also split payments. Make two smaller payments to limit interest.
This does nothing.
Generate additional income solely dedicated to paying off your mortgage—it speeds up the process.