An additional benefit seems to be the ability to pay my kids out of the LLC so that they'd also have some earned income in order to start contributing to their own retirement accounts. 

My parents seem to be making a big deal, so I thought I'd check here.

If it seems to be a strategy that I can't execute well, then I'll probably just continue saving up for the single family rental.

I'm not familiar with purchasing partials, but it seems like a good option while in the process of expanding your bankroll.

The structure seems bulletproof, but I wanted to run it by y'all to see if I'm missing something - thanks for any feedback you can offer.I bought my primary residence for $168K, and paid the mortgage down like a mad dog. 5 years later, I did a cash out refi (30 yr fixed, 3.9%) for $120K, which paid off the $34K left on the note, and used the dosh to buy an $82K rental duplex.

Im in Oregon and I'm wondering which 150hr program to take, there seems to be many.

If you are bringing tenants by appointment starting 60 days out, that seems like far too big a window that I would be comfortable with if I were the tenant.

I'm trying to figure out if I should just get my Indiana license (I am licensed in TN), since it seems the low cost/commissions keep realtors from spending any time, which is somewhat understandable.

I have to say that those numbers seem a bit hard to hit if you ask me, but if anyone can help you he can.

While this seems like a great thing to be able to use that credit to finance a DP, what are the risks I am taking on?