I'm originally from San Francisco, one of the more liberal and anti-landlord cities in the state.

<---if you own Jefferson County properties in this age range, this issue should receiving your attention. 

I've only owned a couple sfh am middle-aged and not sure I agree with flipping sfh at this point to create wealth, time freedom and passive income so I have been reading and there seems to be a lot of talk with multi-families and more specifically apartment investing.

He is supposed to go public sometime. yep the set employment tax Ill have to look at , I would max out the best I can with the income and age 65 and over contribution to a roth .

My beginning mentors were two RE investor friends who did become retire early from W2 jobs by the age of 40 but they bought their properties in 2014 and going back to the late 1990s.

I have already discussed with the DA's office and their Anti Corruption Department will be handling it. 

I am always blown away with sticker shock whenever faced with today's prices so it is partly because of my age.

There's not one right answer for everyone since we all have different financial situations, different ages, timelines, family situations, risk tolerances etc..  

Remember to always budget 10-25% (depending on age/condition) extra as a buffer.

lol it has nothing to do with my post..but in my younger ages, I saw this movie too many times,  Real estate builder / lender committed suicide or they were fleeing to GuangDong province in China to hide after their real estate project gone foreclosure after some interest rate changes (kinda like the same story of our own McAfeee) ......this kind of event from the 1980s has the same final destination lol loleven when I am invested these days I remember these movies..... unfortunatly the GFC caused many a suicide I knew two personally.