Assuming 30 year amortized loan on the $80K mortgages, after 15 years (the first property you buy), you'll have about $26K in loan pay-down; while not linear, for simplicity, we'll say that the average loan pay-down of the 15 properties is half that ($13K), for total additional equity of about $200K.That's total equity of about $750-800K; if you can generate an ROE of 8% across that portfolio, you'll be cash flowing about $60K per year, pre-tax in the year of your retirement.Now, if you can generate a good bit higher than 8% by not buying turn-key properties, you'll likely find that your final numbers are much more interesting...

I think it is the 5th time they tried to overturn the statewide ban in the last decade and it never got far enough to even be taken seriously.  

My ROE is dropping as the years go buy and equity builds, but I would estimate it to be right at about 7%.  

My avg ROE is 7% and can be tapped for the right opportunity.   

After I've owned it a while, and especially if it has appreciated significantly, I start looking at ROE. 

Perhaps starting with a few condos that can give me a decent ROE if I rent them out.

I would do this any day over turn keys at a distance.

I would in such cases provide a written opinion and I never had an opinion overturned in court or a hearing as some tried to do.

@Karen MargraveTo realistically get this done, Rep Issa would need to: Convince enough politicians to repeal or amend FHA;Convince enough politicians to repeal or amend ADA;Convince the Ninth Circut to overturn it precedent on the basis of repealing/amending the FHA and the ADA;Repeat the same process for similar language found in the state law and/or the state constitution. 

I was attempting some humor above.I target Stocks that had good potential Free Cash Flow, Enterprise Value / EBITDA and ROE growth.