A lot of investors with great day jobs or retirements realize they can make as much or more money passively as they could if they were doing it full-time.

As Jeff said above, the first one won't make you a millionaire, and won't let you retire.

I also obtained funds from my parents retirement account for rehabilitating the property.

For instance here you can look at properties on Bigger Pockets site..but then on posts there's advertisments for Rent To Retirement, and AirDNA..then there is Norada.

But I would do them both again if I had it to do over again Retired at 48 long before any of my well degreed relatives and friends But I still think you should get your 2 year degree and then maybe go on for another 2 years    You can always do real estate at the same time 

So here’s a rookie question of purchasing a turnkey property say from rent to retirement can you still refi to purchase another property hope I’m wording it properly.

Retirement planning, college planning, charitable planning, etc.If an advisor is only managing investments, 1-1.5% is high.

I have a theory that these areas could do well over the years as many boomers/tech folks from the greater Seattle area retire and migrate to the Peninsula for more space and nature and cheaper housing etc. 

Hi @Dennis NikolaevI sold my 8 condos one at a time here in San Diego and 1031 exchanged my way to financial freedom and am retiring from my 20 yr teaching job this summer and am financially free.  

People look after the property when they are getting a good deal.At some point we will sell as we are now retired.