Cool @Eric Ruiz, I'll be there!

Then you could use the remaining profit to reinvest in a cooler market where you don't need as much capital.

The property in Marathon Fl. rents for about 30 weeks per year because Northerners go there in the winter and mainland Floridians go there in the summer because it is cooler than the rest of Florida. 

For example, I am on the road a lot for work, I travel with a cooler filled with water, and fruits.

Back in the 1970s and 1980s, the water cooler talk at work was to buy as much house as you could afford because the price would always go up, your mortgage would always be paid down (and be paid off by the time you retired at age 65), and you would always get raises at work each year.By the 1990s, I figured out this approach wasn't working as well as I had expected it would.

@Marisa Rowe100k a month.Paid off assets.No commercial loans to refi, no worries aboutam i getting the best returns bla bla.No worries on market fluctuations.fully insuredFully managed Fully stocked ice coolers catching fish and not Having to worry about my family’s future.Maybe sell and get into triple net leases or something else that i can get really lazy with gain 30 lbs and have my wife call me her teddy bear instead of her stud.Merry xmas to all here.

I am 100% self employed working from home, so I don't have to get ready in the morning and commute to a office where I get distracted with water cooler talk (that saves at least 3 hours), so I can use my time more efficiently. 

Also Albuquerque may be a good choice for costs for housing and cooler than Arizona unless in Arizona mountains.

Guys from Belarus, Ukraine, El Salvador, Ireland, Mexico etc.Materials in pickup trucks, igloo coolers for lunch, Porta potty for facilities.

B class 3/2 in yucca valley, CA 20 mins from palm springs, 5 mins to joshua tree national park,  10-15 degrees cooler than palm springs all year, 2 hrs from beach, 3 1/2 from vegas, etc..etc...