Never seeing retirement as anything that interests me, I am devoting the rest of whatever time I have on Planet Earth to creating tools, systems, and Programs to mentor and teach financial literacy, underwriting, and how the ground-up development process works to those that need and want these things.Your biggest issue is real and valid.

I plan to commute back and forth but I am unsure as to whether or not I should actually purchase a permanent home and devote the bulk of my energy on this city.

I am currently in the learning and research phase of REI and I was wondering which option would be more prudent. I plan on buying either a multifamily or a SFH (to live then rent) later on this year and I hope to u...

The answer to which is riskier... in my newbie opinion it is the cook who has very little time to devote to real estate and very little diversification. 

I just wanted to share one of my favorite quotes by Brandon Turner: “So often people think the key to success is superb intelligence, unnatural luck, excessive time to devote to big tasks, or knowing the right people at the right time.

But, now that things are picking up again, they're devoting a lot of effort to new regulations, enforcements, etc.Pretty soon I'll be discussing how we had to deal with new water regulations by creating a system to handle the first 1% of rain water runoff.

If it's not something you want to devote a lot of time to, reach out for some help.

Some people/ entrepreneurs will work side gigs for additional income after they have exhausted all available, and profitable hours that can be devoted to their primary gig.

Look at that extra cost (10% of rent and maybe 20% extra expenses) and determine if that extra money is worth the headache and devoting your time and mental energy. 

Oh well.Secondly, while I certainly like the idea of a female sexual partner showing her devotion to me by giving me resources, the idea of actually becoming dependent on a woman is absolutely abhorrent to me.