There was a study done on the long-term return of single-family rentals versus traditional investments (stocks, bonds, etc.) all the way back to the 1870s.

There isn’t much you can buy without it in the traditional sense.

I know that I can contribute toSolo 401k $18500 + 20% Employer contribution $5500 towards Traditional or Roth IRAAnd then there are SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA etcI am wondering what combination of retirement accounts gives me the maximum contribution to the retirement accounts.Can I do Solo 401k + SIMPLE IRASolo 401k + SEP IRAPlease adviceThanksChai

@Christian Nielsen Yes absolutely!

Me: I am a traditional Chinese Medicine doctor + clinic owner, surfer, world traveler, and mama (/servant) to an especially lovely Kelpie pup.

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In most markets that can legally have STRs and that the local government embraces, you can get up to 50% more in rental income vs traditional rentals. 

One thing I'd like to add that I learned recently from a well established investor, is that a lot of "traditional" banks are NOT always the best place to seek out financing.

With a traditional bank you need to meet their underwriting criteria of Debt to Income. 

I’m more of a traditional, 25% down using conventional financing with $20k in reserves type of investor so my head is spinning.