The guy that mortgaged to the hilt had a more robust lifestyle and has been bankrupt.

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I decided that I want to start actively pursuing this interest in the hopes that I can soon retire from retail and in 15-20 years from now I will have enough investment properties to sustain a comfortable lifestyle that I can enjoy.

Usually they land in an apartment or a multi-family for awhile, love the cost savings but hate that lifestyle and appreciate the freedom that a SFH affords them.

Acquire property's that cash-flow a substantial amount of money, giving me the freedom to live a lifestyle free of employment.

A large percentage of my renter calls are from out of state retirees with stable incomes and lifestyles.

I look for multiple suppliers of employment, industries, government, the average median income, cost of living to rent per unit, demographics and the momentum in demographics in that market given the culture, jobs, and lifestyle etc.

Make some life style changes to contribute a few extra hundred dollars a month toward the principal.