Hi Brad,A lot of folks come to this crossroads...cruising along accumulating SFRs and then you wake up one day and say, is this it.....yes, can continue but is there a faster way....this job is really sucking my soul.  

You have an extremely well-paying job and have the stated goal of long-term well accumulation. 

If you put aside $1,000/month (saved) from your income source, and you accumulated that over a period of a year, you would have $12,000 at year's end.  

This is exactly what I want to get into after I'm done accumulating rentals.

Haven't found a deal that works, its been three months and the problem is I accumulated credit lines to help with a fix & flip and paying 20% fee ( yeah I know not a substantial move ) "but I've created this monster and I'm reaching out to bigger pockets members for help". 140k to acquire the lines, with 0%  interest for 12 months.

That being said, It took me 7 years to accumulate my SFH portfolio and costs thousands of dollars in advertising ( bandit signs, postcards, internet, etc..)

There are tons of ways to grow money but balance and quality of life are key and having fun with the daily journey.I know many people who are old and accumulated lot's of money.

I know that I am not a spring chicken anymore, but we are now at a place that we can pay off all of our debt and begin to accumulate assets.  

Nevertheless, I personally have never been interested in fix income investment, which is simply not a methodology for most investors to accumulate a reasonable amount of wealth in their lifetime.

The question is if I'm just getting into real estate investing and have 100k to put into the market annually is the accumulation of wealth larger as a private lender or a property owner of SFH rentals.I can't even imagine how to start calculating this, so I'm asking for some help with considerations.