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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

If you were retired, what % in real estate?
I've heard of people retiring on real estate. They just have a bunch of rentals.
Would you be willing to do that? Maybe have a decent sized pool of cash to take care of the occasional roof repair or personal expense, but almost entirely in real estate?
Or is RE just a supplement?
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Rentals are great! We have always had some and are now comfortably retired on rental income and SSI. Not a bad way to go. Sure, we have other investments too, but they are 'just there' not nearly enough income to retire on.
If it were not for rentals I would be that old guy at the cash register machine at Walmart!