As others said, It's too close to the star to be habitable, but the good news is that it is 1.9 times the mass of the earth, meaning that the chances of finding

As others said, It's too close to the star to be habitable, but the good news is that it is 1.9 times the mass of the earth, meaning that the chances of finding earth size planets in a habitable zone are getting very good. M class stars are not good candidates for habitable planets, because they would probably be tidally locked and the stars are less stable. G and K stars are better, but the planets are harder to find, because the stars are so much larger and brighter.