@Japheth GrimmI can attest to the Phill Grove and the Lifestyles Unlimited, since I spent a small fortune for their resources and mentoring program.

I lost more money than most people will ever see when the market tanked and had to make some pretty significant lifestyle changes so am pretty adamant about not "owning" things unless they are paid for these days.

If the property was vacant for a couple years would it affect your life style?

So, if you want to, lets be frank, live a slacker lifestyle, you might consider moving somewhere where you can find a really cheap house.

And it does affect your lifestyle.

we could maintain current life style just would not be able to buy more houses as fast.if i quit the day job could i get on welfare ?

We are both seeking a change in lifestyle from "the grind" as people like to call it and have always both been interested slightly in how REI works.

The answer to your question all depends on what you and your husband really want----what are your skill sets, goals, finances and life styles.

You can also enter a topic in the search bar on the upper right and find tons to read.No one can tell you what you should do because you have your plan and your lifestyle that you want to produce.

It'll be harder for you with the lifestyle (away from shore you can't use the credit card at Starbucks every day, right?)