Here is the full explanation:http://www.madfientist.com/how-to-access-retirement-funds-early/ I think I've read that article at least once, and it doesn't sink into my tiny brain.

Our mortgage payments are now much lower than current market rents  (and although we only have a modest 3 BR, 2 BA with a little tiny front yard.

You see, there are many teeny-tiny things you can avoid to save up money, they do make a big difference.Sell All Unused Things: Did you ever really think of digging up your attic or storeroom?

Here are a couple of things that help me save and also, I think, challenge me to live a tiny bit more lightly on the planet. 1.

A big, fat, happy California Public Pension paycheck every month for the rest of my life and a 39 unit apartment complex with a monthly mortgage smaller than The Grinch's tiny, shriveled up heart. 

Hi Bernard, Justin is right, house hacking can be a great route whether you live in san diego or a tiny town like Aberdeen, WA (Where Brandon Turner is from).

Where I live is very expensive compared to where I buy rentals  All wooden signs, all underground powerlines. 

Most people will caution you to only get one, and to have a tiny credit limit on it to make sure you don't go bananas on unnecessary spending, but if you're already in the mindset to use your credit cards as a tool for building credit, I don't think you'll have any issues with it.

My wife and I own the tiny house we built and live in, but we pay a small rental fee to park the tiny house there. 

The ones that can handle that type of deal are either syndicating it or in some other partnership.Think of Coach  John Wooden: “Be quick, but don’t hurry.”