The concept is similar for you I think, you can buy cashflow producing assets and it'll subsidize your lifestyle until one day you decide to move to a cheaper area to retire, then you will have the cashflow to supplement your retirement.Hope this helps. 

Hi BP,I have a retired neighbor in an in-town historic Atlanta neighborhood that's paid off his house and now he's looking to finance building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) that he can rent out for supplemental income. 

Ultimately we'd like enough properties with enough cash flow that we can use that cash flow to supplement our income at 55. 

Anyway....Don’t take this post so serious, it’s only an observation over months and months of zero contribution supplemented with uniformed advice. 

My goal is to either retire in my 40s, or supplement my income so I can take a less stressful and lower paying job.

With all of the activities affecting employees and employers due to COVID and the Great Resignation, I decided to reassess my current situation and look towards a possibility of a new career path in Real Estate or, at worst, just to supplement my current salary. 

All the generic advice that people give is sometimes just that : generic. 2.

I am looking to build a portfolio and eventually supplement my income through rental properties and would love to connect to learn from others who have done this.

Prefer ones that are generic and are 5-10 minutes long.

Cash flow is such a generic term..... could be $100 a month or $400.