Now as we are trying to expand and grow, we want to keep multis in our portfolios as rentals.

As is comparing a person with an MBA from Devry that took them 10 years to get while their parents paid their way well into middle age; it isn't exactly the same as a person who has made a million bucks on his or her own. 

My goal at my current company is to never leave until retirement time(our retirement is different and much better than your normal one) I enjoy what I do, and plan to expand my knowledge to make a difference within.On the flip side, I don’t want to save money just to watch my bank account grow slowly...

Use that $130,000 and use it to either flip some houses and grow you cash or invest those funds in some rental properties.You can even buy turnkey rentals out of state.

Looking forward to learning and growing with the community here!

The skill is aging out.

Getting paid to rotate crops and not plant or grow anything from year to year.2. 

If you connect with an existing, large brokerage, they can feed you a ton of business and help you grow quickly.

Need a little more information but it seems on the expensive side.Yearly taxesCondition of house (age of roof, windows, HVAC), hopefully these are all newer since house was built in 1967.3 or 2 bedroom, integral garage or street parking, etc?

Recently caught the REI bug and lenders I've talked to will approve $40K-50K max due to the age of our accounts and lack of activity opening new lines of credit.