I would like to wait until this time so I can have money in the bank to allow for any of the uncertainties or emergencies that may arise.5 + year plan:Acquire more rental properties to start building long term wealth.That is what I have so far, I know this is a work in progress and the business plan should always be treated as guidelines and should have some room to maneuver as well as grow and adapt to the ever changing market.As far as how much money I would like to have in the bank, well I haven't come up with a realistic goal yet.

For the other 10%, you can use a pancake compressor and adapter on the washer supply and do what Steve said.

Adapting your business model based on the market...I like it.See you around the forums.

You must adapt to the market or change markets to what works for you!

I will have to adapt that's for certain.

Remember, each deal can be unique, so stay flexible and open to adapting to your specific situations. 

My recommendation would be to start there and then adapt your plan so it allows flexibility should that segment not fully recover.  

These improvements can be capitalized and depreciated over time, offering additional tax benefits.Remember, real estate investing is a dynamic field, and continuous learning and adaptation are key to success.

They can help you navigate the complexities of real estate taxation, identify potential deductions, and ensure accurate and efficient tax planning and filing.Remember that tax laws and regulations can change, so it's important to stay updated and adapt your tax strategies accordingly.

This enables them to adapt their portfolio to changing market conditions and capitalize on emerging opportunities.Considerations and Rules:Like-Kind Requirement:Replacement properties must be of like-kind, but this term is broad in real estate.