I am the first to catch word of retiring landlord with 150 dirt cheap off market properties in a small town close to me. 

My wife and I have been investing in the stock market for retirement for years and we are hoping to diversify our investments by getting started in real estate. 

I live in the Pacific Northwest and have been investing in real estate here for years, but am considering retiring in Florida.

Once these mortgages are paid off and/or generating more cash flow, we intend to use them as passive income for retirement and retain the option to access the equity for emergencies. 

There is 167k left on an 11 year loan at 2.8%.The property technically has a negative cash flow of $200 a month.They have just retired and do not want to deal with the upkeep or a rental.

Hello, I am new to real estate investing and I have a tentative verbal deal on a pre-market lake property that I would eventually like to make my retirement home (10 years or so).

- Purchased a 1960's vintage building, 18 units, in 2017 for $1.5M- In a major urban city in the northeast- Put $400K down and have paid down $100K in loan (so the balance is $1M)- Purchased it to supplement my 9 - 5 and use it as a resource of income to retire (15 20 years from now)- It's comprised of studios, 1 bedrooms and 2 bedrooms. 

Maybe he can chime in.Here is a guide about choosing a custodian - https://www.investopedia.com/retirement/finding-custodian-se...I thought it was interesting reading, but especially to get one who is familiar with the asset class you want to invest in. 

At this moment, we are now invested in 26 apartments across the US, replaced two six-figure incomes, and have retired from corporate America much earlier than we thought we could ever do.Lifestyles Unlimited has been around for 32 years and has over 50K members.

They work well for mom and pop sellers that are free of a mortgage and are looking to retire on the cash flow.