My understanding is that a cash-out is basically a HELOC with a higher interest rate and interest that compounds more than a regular loan.

Compare that over 10 years - You've made (including compounding) an additional $175k ish of income that continues to work for you. 

Keep your money moving forward quickly, compound the returns, then buy (spend) your profit on cash flow properties down the road...all while continuing to flip your seed money (never spending it).

I'm positive I don't want to be waiting around 25 more years until my 401k catches wind of the compound interest that's on the way. 

It'll take me forever to grow that kinda capital.My question to the group is, should I be trying to fund 2 Roth IRA's to take advantage of the compound interest in the future or push everything towards real estate? 

So it is a peaks and valleys thing compounded by timing.

If the screws can hold the extra weight, the drywall sheets will being to bow downward between the joists, or the sheets will pop through the fastener heads.(4)  If there is a leak, it will take much longer for water to find its way through to the ceiling in order to be observed. 

@Aaron Moayed In no way do I intend to talk down to the post originator nor demean anyone’s knowledge on this topic.This question is asked on here so often I feel the need to ask...where or who is giving the advice that an LLC is some bow replaces the protection offered by an insurance policy?

Over time that adds up to a lot if you run a compound interest calculation.

@Davin Arvonen right up there with compound interest.