This will put you into your 50s.If you feel it will be a slow transition and you plane to concurrently carry your current source of income, that will eliminate you free time and add stress to the family dynamics and your health.In the next several years, the most crucial child development years in my opinion, you will not be there for your kids ...

I’m transitioning into the real estate investing field and would appreciate some advice on how to get into that field.

Hi Callie,Congrats on purchasing your second home and transitioning your primary into a rental!

This approach allowed us to manage renovation costs effectively while ensuring a smooth transaction process.

It’s true that not being able to drive can make things a bit more complex, but you can definitely find ways around it.Using rideshare or public transportation is a viable option, especially in areas with good transit systems.

Thankfully we were able to transition to running a paddle board rental company and doing construction work, which was a great change compared to being trapped at a desk all day solving very difficult scientific and engineering problems!

Once our partners get that vision it is smooth sailing.Our formula is simple.

I know how busy this will be, which is why ideally once we have 3-4 properties, the maintenance of the website, advertising, and property management will become my full time job (my wife will continue to work to provide some steady income during the transition)For your 4 questions - those are all excellent things to look out for and they are things I would not have thought to ask.

Maybe these questions can help get you where you want to be:What is going to make the process so smooth that he can't resist? 

I hope it all goes smooth and you were able to learn for the next one!