I am leaning towards the NNN lease, with the fact that we would get a substantial, reliable monthly cash flow in rent to supplement our earned income and delay any need to dip into our assets to support our anticipated early, partial retirement. 

She's acquired a few more properties since then and they will continue to be a major supplement to her income when she retires. 

I'm looking for recommendations for a HELOC lender to an LLC with a foreign shareholder.Property - Atlanta, GAProperty valuation - $240,000 (Zillow $279,000 unlikely)Current mortgage loan - $120,000LTV required - 75%Purpose - to supplement deposit for new propertyLoan serviceability - not a problem (salary income)Don't want to do a cash out refi, as the rate on the current loan is very low.Any suggestions welcome!

I will be calling my worker next week to make sure she's received all my required supplemental documents.

@Robert Kough besides marketing as a traditional vacation rental you could also market to corporate travelers/travel nurses, etc. as well to supplement any downtime you may have.

There are two key programs SSDI (supplemental security disability insurance) and SSI (supplemental security income).

I was just getting started with my career post college, so it was a good supplement to my income.

A lot of utility companies offer supplemental policies for delivery and drain lines - you could ask them along with the 3rd party carrier mentioned in the comments above.

Ultimately I have determined that my LTR portfolio will continue to be my bread and butter but we may try to get a STR as a supplement.

Retirement: Pension, supplement for social security until age 62 (then social security), TSP (401k), Vanguard Roth IRA, Vanguard Brokerage account, and rental property income.