@Brian S.Whether debt or equity, nothing is guaranteed.

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

I care about what kind of payment I would have to make, how that affects my debt to income ratio, and if I can generate enough of a return to make it more worthwhile than paying down debt or investing in the stock market.

I would be interested in knowing how this does long term.I know I personally apply cash on hand to pay down debt or reinvest, helps keep me modest. 

Your plan seems good I’m just hoping to understand if you want to avoid debt or not.

The Bible says that the debtor is servant to the master. 

Reinvest the profits into paying off debt or buying more as continue over a decade or more and you’ll wake up one day wealthy (for buy and hold method)

I would use it to pay off debt or buy more property

Go to college and rack up at least $100k in college debt OR be a deadbeat service worker forever.  

@Collin My question whether you believe in Dave’s ideas is or not is, what’s wrong with having no mortgage debt or any other debt, and having nothing but income to invest and get very wealthy.