I like to think of it in terms of leveraging your money and where that money is best spent.  15-20 years of life span on asphalt and let your tenants pay for it over time or pay upfront and let someone else inherit the savings long after your gone.

At this point in my uncle's life, with a VERY ill wife, etc, he does not want to own the property anymore and has offered to finance it for me so I can renovate or build a new house to sell.  

My goal in life is to have schedule freedom.

So I think your good with only a 20 year life of those lines so farIf you think it’s a deal killer...please send the deal my way and we can take a look at whether we can take it down. 

Health, job, army, unforeseen circumstances etc. 

Most of my professional life has been spent on the high seas, but a friend turned me on to the podcast and down the rabbit hole I fell.... now here I am.

Their fragile health condition is not a defense to your liability. 

I have been trying to read more and more and I just finished the books Rich Dad Poor Dad and Set for Life.

Hi Mark, thanks for bringing this post back to life!

I'm sure you guys that have real life experience (unlike myself since this is my first one) can touch on that question.