He's not worried about taking advice from people with years of experience and hundreds of transactions under their belt, and if worse comes to worse, he can always type things in all caps to get his point across!

The interest savings from paying off early are reason enough for me to keep contributing to my retirement fund and tighten my belt to pay down on principle of the mortgage.

I saw short term rentals, where I thought was a rougher area, but because of the belt line, was actually a very good value with good upside potential.Message if you want to chat sometime.  

@George Blower -- thanks so much for the insight.

You've also got 1 deal under your belt, so that should help when speaking with private and hard money lenders. 

My primary was the perfect opportunity to get a rental under my belt and learn the ropes.

Do not take this as offense, but if I am getting the pitch from you, whose track record is only as a local flipper with less than a dozen deals under their belt, there is no way in hell I'm providing capital to an institutional level deal in Texas.2.

If you're just starting out, you may want to "JUST DO IT" in your personal name and worry about all of this 'LLC vs Personal' discussion for when you get several properties under your belt. 

I stick by the rest of my post to do your due diligence and make sure you are fully comfortable and fully understand the investment you are making.Chris I looked at their website prior to my post.. and for me its simply a version of sales lease back.. or rental arbitrage. did not see the 19% but having been in this industry for well 2 decades now  mid west rust belt rentals.  19% passive is something i would have to see and over a course of say 3 to 5 years to believe personally. 

im looking for a meetup group of any of you guys know of one in the Pine Belt!