I have five amazing kids and I dont want to be gone unnecessarily. 

Most of all, I know real estate ingestion fits me very well, I have always saw myself working for myself and being my own boss, staying in total control of what happens to my success, not under someone else's budget.

I can assure you, their intention is not to be difficult or impose on your unnecessarily.

For example, you should have a separate bank account for the LLC, contracts should be in the LLC's name, get the LLC its own credit card, LLC bills should go to and be paid by the LLC, don't unnecessarily pay LLC bills out of your pocket and vice versa, etc.Lots of people create the LLC but don't treat it as a distinct entity, which gets them into trouble later.

If you would have offered him a "meet in the middle" strategy, then you would have given up tens of thousands of dollars unnecessarily.  

Take a very detailed report of property condition when you leave, as many hobby landlords will try to bill outgoing tenant's security deposit unnecessarily.

This leaves you unnecessarily exposed to shoddy work and I believe gives you an out in the contract. 

Don't get me wrong, I think the BRRRR strategy is great but if you are cash flowing just with what you have now, why pull out equity unnecessarily? 

@Brandon Kingcaid Its sounds unnecessarily complicated?

I know people get paid alot of money to decipher the (tax) code but I hate that it is unnecessarily murky.