However, paying off the loan would reduce your debt load, simplify things for your family in the long run, and remove any restrictions the SBA loan may impose, particularly around building the new units.

The reality is that they offer little to no management, and charge you 40% or more, after you add in all of the junk fees and fees that they impose on your guests that they do not share with you.You are far better off managing yourself. 

It's one way around the 5 or 10 mortgage limit banks impose on their residential underwriting.In the long run, it's more straight forward and you will have to tread there anyway if you wish to go bigger the quadraplexes.  

I think I've got a third of the start-up capital but haven't seen the check yet...as to the other 2/3 I have an alternate plan that might make that capital unnecessary.  

Then, it looks like you're looking to hold 1 property per LLC, some people do that for liability purposes, I personally think it's unnecessary unless each property is worth several million, the added cost will burry your return.

Nevertheless, you should consult with a lawyer to ensure that your LLCs' corporate veil remains intact and that you are not exposing any assets to unnecessary risk.B) I recommend speaking with your bank about their options for issuing credit cards per subsidiary.

Some cities impose crazy fees on rentals.

If rent is paid, eviction is unnecessary.

The federal government and CDC alerted everyone in the country to not engage in unnecessary travel.

The American Rule, correctly, actually states that:'Parties shall generally bear the costs of litigation, but may contract out of it or rely on statutes to impose costs'.Bottom line is, that is false and incorrect information.