I'm in the same boat!

I am in the same boat however I do see myself wanting to be in the hybrid category.

I am in the same boat  >>> OK here is where I am at I have 5 properties inc my residence my whole goal was how to live for free. 2 of the properties in Salt Lake City I converted into duplexes and cash flow $1100 on one and $1000 on the other the other rentals are sfr's and cash flow 400 on each and the last property I occupy the payment on the house I occupy is $1000 and to make my long story short I have accomplished the way to live for free and have assets...I have 300k in equity ...so the question is where do I go from here and how should I do it thanks .

Here are the most popular ones in the order of the most successful (the top two are the most popular):State Income Tax Return Garnishment - Non-PeriodicWage Garnishment - PeriodicBank Account Garnishment - Non-PeriodicPersonal Property Garnishment (boat, car, motorcycle, etc.) - Non-PeriodicActually follow through with the process until you've collected. 

He said that recently (last 10 years) he has been investing in self storage and he loves it.His advice to me was to invest in boat and RV storage as there is only 1 other, small provider in town, and he is regularly receiving calls from people looking for a place to store larger items, like boats, RVs, semi trucks, tractors, etc.

Hi Veronica - I'm in the same boat as you, I loved your post its based on my same concerns I have.

I'm also in NJ and same boat looking for RE CPA, who is an investor and knows how to save W2/1099 taxes, for consultation/strategy with my situation.

I do hear you as I was in the same boat around Austin area.

I've been down the leverage road since an amortization table was in a book, yeah like a paper book.I can put receivables in a shoe box until there is enough in there to buy another shack because I don't even want a newer car or boat.

I'm in a similar boat, minus actually owning a house.