Pros:- Higher monthly cash flow- Theoretically faster payoff (im sure we will pull all the equity out asap anyway)- Free us up to make traditional loan purchases again(this will give us different opportunities to buy houses in a changing market down the road)Cons:- Interest rates could go up in 5 years (though, most of our properties moving forward will be on this type of loan anyway).DO WE roll them all into one commercial loan or keep them as as they are????

Example:  Electrical, HVAC, Security system, Roads/Parking, etc. 

I guess the point being that they still cashflow even when only putting $15000 down and 20-30 years down the road i have an extra $8-9k every month assuming rents stayed the same. $800k that others will payoff for me.

I really liked that way of life, however now that I’m back in the suburbs where I’m taking my life in my hands if I walk along the roads where nobody’s expecting me, I drive everywhere and going 15-50 miles to go to a restaurant is totally normal.

Fix things that could lead to potential problems down the road.. for example: if there’s water damage in the basement- check the landscaping, make sure there’s proper drainage, etc.

In the mean time, my receipts are everywhere and I'm falling behind in processing them.The paper always worked fine and I have a friend who takes pics of receipts and saves them to his Google drive; two simple ideas that seem to work well...SO MY QUESTION: Will all this time I'm putting into QB online payoff down the road? 

Just put down all the facts in the ad and a first availability date way down the road. 

But since right now that is what we are doing, 10 years down the road, I see options as this:1.

James Gleeson - Diversification is the strategy to maximize your middle of the road outcomes.

That’s typically not cheap especially if you’re going into the road to connect to the city trunk line.