And then, I assume, I just hang on to the property purchased through SD-IRA LLC and put the passive income into that account to be used when I reach the qualifying age?

Small company 75-80 employees and although I can just about make my own schedule here now --- I have  reached a cap in potential growth.The current job pays OK for my age but I am (like everyone) looking for more.  

"The Hero With a Thousand Faces" by Joseph Campbellvery roughly - Campbell spent decades studying the various mythologies of the world throughout the ages and discovered a universal "path" which he called "the Hero's Journey" and this book helps us find out what that path is and how we are all the hero of our own lives.

And I do like her quite a bit, she's about my Mom's age so it feels just a little like I'd be evicting my mom.

(I know to steer clear of "gurus" but he did capture my attention at a young age).Fast forward and I am now 38 and looking to finally dive in.I have $20k put aside to "test" my ability with and I have a relative partner who can probably match that if needed.

Ultimately, we'd like to retire at a reasonable age, travel, have a legacy that teaches our kids about hard work AND money as well as continue to invest indefinitely. 

In three years I bought ten homes and retired my wife at age 42.

In my mind, this is much more closely associated with maintenance expense, along with construction type/materials, age, deferred maintenance at purchase, and last but not least, THE TENANTS!

I currently have one property in Statesboro my college-aged daughter has been living in that I will soon convert into a rental.

At age 15 he was able to do an owner contract on a 2 bed bungalow with an unfinished daylight basement.