To create the ability to full retire when I leave the military at the age of 43.

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My goal: I’m 39 and plan to use rentals as my retirement, my goal is to have at least $9k a month positive cash flow to be able to retire.

Instead of buying a bunch of small properties individually, the group of people come together and buy a larger asset together.Let’s pretend you have $50,000 for investing, beyond other savings and retirement funds.

That list has been an awsome resource for me in a pinch.We also make the time to stay at the houses when they're not rented to do maintenance and check on things that may need upgrading and replace.It always seems like alot of work, but this is our second job that is helping to put us in a good place when we are ready to retire from our W2's

Hey @Arturo Fuentes,I recently retired from Fort Bragg and I'm now a full time investor in Fayetteville, NC.

Besides in California every increase you don't make you lock yourself in to less money down the road and your wife wants to retire someday doesn't she? 

(spread it out between retirement, investment accounts and a bonus) I think this will help you save way more money because you get used to living on a fixed income.

I think when it's time for me to retire my W2 I may take on the pm role til my old age sets in.

I have zero retirement savings and am eager to start building a passive-income portfolio so I am not a burden to my child.One of my biggest hurdles is that I need to boost my income so that in the bank's eyes I can afford the mortgage payment BEFORE collecting any rent.