And might even be "punnier" (no pun intended) than @Scott Trench . 

Our investors get paid out monthly and it is always by a certain date you can bank on(no pun intended) You will get paid out and data for that current month.  6.

I mean, real estate prices went through the roof (no pun intended) in the last few years so average families became millionaires.  

Any feedback wood (pun intended) be appreciated!

I'm his "retirement plan" and hes my "Get-er-fixed guy" (No pun intended) But then again, anyone who has 20+ years and is willing to jack your house for a bargain puts them to best friend status quickly

Probably the most challenging item is not so much the money as the changing regulatory environment (no pun intended).

(Sorry about the pun!)

Looking for advice/ideas/inspiration on how to get out (no pun intended)

Hi AaronI understand a rental has its own set of tax advantages as well, except they will accrue to me along the way (but spank me a bit on the end, *no pun intended*).Regarding the basic math, say I invest $100 per month each for this year, $120 per month throughout next year, $140 per month the year after, and so on for 15 years. 

The pot train is rolling now, and within 5-8 years many more states will have some form of legalized recreational marijuana, and the buzz (no pun intended) is going to subside.