I am looking to transition to semi-retirement through real estate.

I'm interested in speeding along my retirement from corporate work, and I believe prudent investment in real estate may be a good addition to my plans toward that goal.

I just want to move forward with each deal.My second goal is to find some property that I can build equity with for my retirement.

I am a retired Marketing Manager from a Fortune 500 company.

I decided that I want to start actively pursuing this interest in the hopes that I can soon retire from retail and in 15-20 years from now I will have enough investment properties to sustain a comfortable lifestyle that I can enjoy.

Alternative to that would be using truly self-directed Solo 401k, where there is no custodian, you serve as a trustee of your own plan, have checkbook control and bunch of other benefits:Solo 401k offers Participant Loan Feature which allows you to access your retirement funds any time for any reason (example would be investing in a transactions that would be otherwise prohibited).

Of course we all begin with grand ideas of making millions, retiring to a big house on the beach (or in my case, a Victorian mansion deep in the woods), and living the good life.

He is sick, I think very sick, and he is well past his retirement.

I help professionals and business owners take control of their retirements by showing them how to use their IRA's or 401ks to invest in notes and mortgages secured by quality real estate, earning up to 18% returns on their money."

My husband and I are from the Dayton area in Ohio, we are retired from the Air Force here at Wright Patterson.