Your plan sounds well-thought-out and strategic, with a clear path to building wealth and achieving your goals of retirement and generational wealth.

We pulled the equity out strategically and bought more as often as we could. 

Some have said it is based on oil or energy over the years--term petro-dollars came into existence....with the basic idea being our economy was based on the strategic use of fuel to do things like build buildings, roads, houses, cars, etc.  

We significantly increased the property’s value by making strategic improvements.

When looking for that kind of cash-flow it will be strategic to start looking at other markets and start learning about long distance investing. 

Additionally, you miss out on one of the biggest advantages of real estate: forcing appreciation through strategic renovations.Another issue with Turnkey properties is that they often aren’t homesteaded, which typically throws off any proforma, resulting in higher-than-expected property taxes.

I get that it's a great way to build your business, so I don't fault anyone for trying to get ahead.I just started reading countless reviews for Pace's mentorship, and while there are a handful of legitimate BP members who respond, that post from DEC 2020 that had 87 responses and many VERY similar writing styles: lots of strategic CAPS, ...'

Great deals don’t always happen overnight—they require consistent, strategic outreach.And patience to know that some of those follow-ups won’t turn into deals for 1, 3, or 10 years.

But sellers, don’t let that discourage you—this just means you’ll need to be strategic with pricing and presentation.Townhomes & Condos: A Buyer’s DreamIf you’re looking at townhomes or condos, the market is definitely in your favor.

Perhaps focus in on why you haven't been able to strike a deal to buy the preferred asset and strategize what must change to make that a reality.