At age 65, retire with a cool $3.6 million. 

Your remaining balances weren’t entirely clear on the two mortgages, they are really low rates, so instinct is not to refinance them, but sometimes it is worth it for the longer term vision.It also seems like you may be considering tapping your equity to replace your income, without knowing your age or long term goals, this doesn’t seem like a great idea on the surface.If you are interested in jumping into real estate full time to replace your income you should realize that is probably going to take 12-24 months.

Millenials are not as bad (I am a millenial), but honestly every single age group we have is super needy.  

That is why we are giving funds at age 30 and 40.  

You should be asking for the lease, estoppel, and verification of all of the expenses that the owner pays for.

I have a certain ratio per100 headcount (not households, not age, not sex) I use when decidingto buy or build in a town.

I am 49, (not far from your age) my business partner is the same age as me.  

Hello @Nevin WilkieThis post is aged a couple of weeks but I hate it when misinformation is given so thought I would clarify a few things based on some of the replies I saw. #1. 

Michael Trofimoff, age 61, resides in Dillard, Georgia.

Many older owners bought new when starting retirement or before and have aged along with the complex.