I have been thinking it would be good to have the full rent as cash flow when I retire.

@Bob MaleckiNo a retirement account cannot be used for a raffle because a raffle is not considered an investment. 

Thanks to real estate I am able to stand on both of my feet without the support of corporate America. it is amazing to see the fruits of labor for all these years. real estate is the career that I will never be retired from. but it does beat 9 to 5 for any given day by a long shot. 

I'd like to learn more about subjects like budgeting, saving for retirement, choosing a credit card, etc. 

HiInterested in attending meetings & speak with Folks in the Business (Polk County Tampa to Orlando Florida).I am a Retired U.S.

Now he has 120 units with no debt (retired now just living off the cash flow).

did two assignment of contracts for about 30k l do not have an intity l am retired on fixed income.

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I see home investing as a way to diversify my wealth into another sector in preparation for retirement. 

With the higher cash flow, I can retire at 45...and still be retired at 60, and beyond.Also, If I have a vacancy, I would rather have to come up with the lower monthly payment during those months....and, I can always payoff a 30 year mortgage in 15 years if I want, with the 30 year payment locked in.