Keep you your active lifestyle.

Moving from active to passive 1031 eligible properties allows you to accommodate your changing lifestyle and keep the tax deferred.  

You can look at the property at United Country Lifestyle Properties of Maine.

It all depends on the number of tenants , their lifestyle , and work habits . 

Everyone has different goals regarding lifestyle and what income they will need to support it, so I would recommend reaching out to a financial adviser to explore this more to find out what your number is. 

This may be a good move for some for lifestyle, but it looks like a terrible idea as a pure investment to me.  

I love this story.https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/12/11/real-estate-company-surprised-employees-with-million-bonuses-holiday-party/#comments-wrapper"Hardly anyone knew what was inside the red envelopes handed out at a Maryland real estate firm’s annual holiday party.

So I think it could also be a lifestyle decision, my parents who are reaching retirement age, would be more inclined to go after turnkey deals b/c that allows them to be hands off. 

But to be frank, CA's trajectory is impossible to replicate as working remote has become more prevalent, companies more “decentralized”, and more people think about not just professions, but also lifestyles these days).Are you able to find trustworthy realtors/PMs or even service providers?

I will keep 401k invested in equities during this time and then that will be enough for me to completely retire and SS will kick in a little extra at some point.Your monthly expense rate is probably the biggest component to reaching FIRE....if your lifestyle requires 10k,15k, 20K per month to be happy then you will require a big net worth to reach FIRE.