It might be a combination of stocks, bonds, mutual funds and alternative assets.  

From there do your normal due diligence, and remember that cheaper is rarely better. 

It is rare for the "actual" (a note to the military as the unit leaders are "actuals") to offer one on one.

There are some out there that teach how to best use a combination of marketing types.

It’s rare that a turnkey home would give you cash flow, so more likely you would buy something that needs a little work and is priced accordingly so that your loan amount is lower. 

If the other houses you own have no loans could you stack all their combined monthly rental income to pay off the remaining $120k mortgage before you retire? 

that short term loan - whether it's a HELOC or hard money or cash or a combination - has to be paid back regardless of what the end product appraises at. 

- We rarely invest on our own.

Notably, the leased properties are located outside the United States, and we manage them remotely.We have our downpayment saved and approximately $450,000 in combined equity from our existing properties.

The opportunity to move on this other property is rare, and we’d need to sell our current property in tandem.Thank you!