If you can't retire on 10 million, we must have much different lifestyles.

(The 70 hour weeks done in 4 days and the "work hard, play hard" lifestyle are not exaggerated.)I want to finance my investments with the income from my day job, and slowly transition to real estate investment full time (and I do mean full time).

Today those people are still doing the same mundane things that they did then and I have a lifestyle that many envy.

I love the flexability of my lifestyle.

It can take someone who made a number of wrong turns in life and leave them with a lifestyle that is even better than those who choose more wisely in school and on the job.Three Motivate sellers are motivated for a reason.

Divorce, health bills, payments on bills based on a $200,000 lifestyle, I had no way of continuing despite 5 years of uninterrupted profit.

Fortunately I do not have to be on a shoestring, knock-on-wood, I own a small company that is doing well and pays me about $150k per year, and I live a pretty frugal lifestyle with the exception of forking out money for my kids' education and a travel bug.

It's also a great lifestyle down here on the Gulf Coast.

If you're happy with your lifestyle and the return on your investments, you should stick with that.

And after All the tenants paid off ALL the mortgages they funded my lifestyle, by providing income to ME instead of to the BANKS.Granted that being debt free and able to do exactly what they please, when they please isn't for everyone.