@Kusha Karvandi If I was in your situation I would evaluate apartment syndicators that you can invest alongside to earn a monthly preferred return (this will help cover your $80k annual need) and participate in upside equity appreciation with a value add multifamily property.

There are a lot of moving pieces that could change and have hiccups.

The MAPS 3 projects will invest almost $1 billion over the next 5 years in building a massive "central" park running form the Oklahoma River to downtown, an extensive streetcar system, multiple Senior Wellness Centers, and they just completed a closed course white water rafting facility alongside the river.  

One factor to consider, alongside your income.

#Q# I am trying to imagine how a personal assistant role would look alongside my life?

Any unexpected hiccups or new questions?

@Tom DittrichI think what @Spencer Gray was saying was that you could potentially invest your fund's capital into the GP entity on a given deal which in turn would be invested alongside the other LPs in exchange for some % of the Promote off of the other LPs (e.g. 10%).

Show me that high 6 figures or 7 figures is not going into your pocket just for buying the deal, and that are you putting real money - not those acquisition fees - that you worked, sweat, and bled for into the deal alongside me. 

The last thing you want is hiccups when you're trying to use rental income to lower your DTI and qualify for your next property loan.

If an IUL is structured and funded the right way, you get a favorable rating and the advisor gets a commission from the insurance company, not from your policy, it can be a great option along side a solo 401k.