I’m active duty as well about to retire in less than six months.

That is what our team at Rent to Retirement has been helping investors to do for a decade now with BP.

That is what our team at Rent to Retirement has been helping investors to do for a decade now with BP.

So, from that perspective, I like the idea of "involuntary conversion provisions" to not have to deal with increased "income" in 2023 (because of the insurance payments) and huge "expenses" in 2024 (because of paying the contractors).I thought that has nothing to do with CSS, partial dispositions, having to "retire" the old assets and start tracking the depreciation of the new assets (after all, the CSS allocated 5K to the old roof covering, and we paid 18K+ for the new roof).

Start paying them down to free up maximum cash flow, at a time when you want to consider retiring.  

Not trying to make myself a new job, just want to be able to have the stability and retirement option.

Retiring in 20 years looks different than wanting to quit your job and become the next David Greene.

Do you believe the xyz amount per house in rental income multiplied by 50 will be your early retirement? 

Prices have gone up too much post divorce and she can’t afford to buy back in now retired. 

I’m considering purchasing a rental property or two in the Dallas area to use as a STR revenue generator and get my feet wet for some passive income before I retire.