I will in 20 yrs though when they’re all paid off by my tenants.Goal is to pick up extra shifts, keep buying/accumulating rapidly for cash flow before lifestyle creep sets in and I have to buy a mansion and a couple Teslas.

With enough passive income to support your lifestyle, you can spend more time doing what you enjoy.

Or buy rental properties for cash flow and build as much as you can and keep growing even if you achieved a comfortable life style?

@Ribu Thomas Lifestyle's Unlimited is a REI group in San Antonio, Houston, and DFW that specializes in rental real estate.

I am downsizing my personal residence and a condo fits my lifestyle.

You should consider the lifestyle of your clientèle.

I’ve been interested in RE investing for several years, as I’ve found that I’m good at digging up opportunities and closing, and I enjoy crunching numbers and analyzing problems.I’m interested in meeting people who have set up private money / private equity deals in the past, especially if it involved single-family residential buy-and-hold strategy.I’m also looking at pulling the trigger on the local Lifestyles Unlimited seminar, because I have a lot to learn, and also because I want access to what Lifestyles considers “best practices” in what will be my market.I’m happy to hear all sides of any idea and my hobbies include playing devil’s advocate and drumming at my local church.

Not only does it discuss the obvious- trying to get work-less lifestyle and be automated- but it also helped me change my mindset on risks and how you should use them.

My cousin just moved from DC to Houston and has been loving the the change in lifestyle and cost of living. 

However, I would like to begin my exit from the lifestyle this career demands.I currently own one property that I have lived at for two years, a one bedroom high rise just outside of the Texas Medical Center.