Anyways, right now their having trouble processing the idea that they lost over $100,000 in payments from this foreclosure, that their going to be without a home of their own for awhile, and any home they buy is going to be a fraction of what they used to own based upon wanting it paid off before retirement.

I'm just getting wound up, but I plan on making a future and definitely a retirement out of rental property.

A key detail I discovered on posts here is that I would not be able to roll from my Roth type retirement (which is the majority of my retirement).

My parents purchased some farmland in Blakely Georgia 10 years ago, with the intention to eventually retire and live there.

Try to get and keep some momentum going so that you are diversified across a few projects/properties to reduce your risk.A lot of people on BP dislike borrowing from family, but if you know people who are at the start of retirement, it can be a win-win for them to pull out some of their retirement savings and loan it to you to get a steady income stream back.

I want to be debt free within the next five years..that's my ultimate goal, and to build on that so I wouldn't have to worry about depending on SSI when I reach that retirement age.

He may be on the hook for huge costs if he gets cancer because of these silly financial troubles, but hopefully if he is smart, he will not spend money and live with it and not take other peoples spot on treatment. the less people seeking treatment , the better and faster services will be.I am making a lot of money in RE and IT and plan to retire before 40, even with these socialist laws, which makes no sense.

Closing agents know how to present a document, get it signed and retire that document confidentially.

Account Closedif your retirement account buys the property, the the title to the property is taken in the name of an IRA or 401k (not you).

No matter what kind of experience you have in your field, when you go on your own getting an SBA loan is not only annoying, but is almost impossible.If you roll all your old retirement accounts into a Solo 401K, you can borrow 50% of your funds up to $50,000.