Your best bet is to go to a Lifestyles Unlimited meet-up and talk to their vendor contractors.  

I buy and hold so my goal is to bring in enough passive income to support my lifestyle... without needing a JOB.  

But, if I were a typical American, unaware of these plans, and unprepared to research them, then the fact of the matter is that I would not INTEND to use the money in a 401(k) to make lifestyle changes.I believe that in my case, the 401(k) has very little relevance, as I plan to achieve indefinitely sustainable financial freedom very early in life, which would likely result in my wealth continuing to expand perpetually. 

I think there are many clothing styles that would accomplish this that could be based on your lifestyle and your direct role in rehabbing/maintaining/managing a property.

That is my base income that I need each month to maintain the lifestyle I currently have.

Still its normal for people to out grow a neighborhood or lifestyle that they once had for one reason or many.

basically its a lifestyle.. if you embrace it as such then you can do very well.

Not owning a house to tie them down facilitates this lifestyle, giving renting a true value proposition.

Hi Jason - Creative idea if you have lots of flexibility in your lifestyle and don't mind moving often.  

I hope to maintain a comfortable lifestyle going forward with these investment and be able to fully retire at the age of 46.If anyone has some recommended resources in the area (REIA meetings, groups, etc) I would love to hear them.