@Antonio CuccinielloI want to be FI in 6 years living in Costs Rica with my wife and 2 kids traveling at least 1 time a year.  

I used that knowledge, and the commissions from my closings, to buy 24 units with my wife in a 18 month period which pushed us into "Lean FI". 

Lima One has a good product for this or you could drop a post here looking for a cash out Re-fi, should have no problem finding someone.

I currently manage 9 properties and I live about hour and half from the properties.  Over the last two years, I have had major issues with the roof in a duplex.  The original builder did a crappy job.  Last year, I ha...

Here's the problem: I keep hearing two different things.I'm based in Montreal, Canda and the game here is mostly to buy distressed apartment buildings, drive-up the NOI and RE-FI (the cap is really low, so it's almost impossible to buy for CF).

I hear people on Money or FI podcasts will sometimes purchse a single share of this stock.

Would like have to continue working full time.PLAN 2: - Follow the 'Fi' community and invest everything into a total stock market index fund through my 401k with the intent of taking equal separate draws to retire somewhat early. - Do not invest in real-estate, unless using equity of own home to purchase additional onesBenefit: Easier to cash out that real-estate.

COVID-19 is sparking up a re-fi boom. 

That said, the FI's promissory note should detail any issues on the tenant.

Maybe househack a nice b class plex you could turn over to management if needed.Semper Fi