I'm in a stable job, and total income is about $90k per year.  

I’ve been a teacher since ’94 and will be retiring in a few years.We want to acquire several more rental properties in the next few years.

I am looking to better provide for our retirement and a legacy we can leave for our son, who is 10 now. 

Hi Jacob -My husband is retired Air Force that was most recently based out of Travis AFB.

I am also a real estate agent, I own a construction company, and a soon to be "retired" police officer at the age of 29.

I'm about to close my first deal for $150k rental property which will cash flow $14k yearly.Thinking forward, what would be an ideal strategy to generate enough income so I can retire in 10 years?

My partner is retiring and wishes to be more passive.  

Those that help clients solve their financial concerns( wealth building, retirement income, and financial freedom ) will make an excellent living in this business, and clients will tell others how good they are, rather than tooting their own horn."

Most contractors aren't financially stable and live from job to job because they dont know how to operate as a business and make poor decisions.Also alot of contractors with no money saved dont know how to estimate jobs accurately, if he was financially stable why would he need you? 

They would get free lot rent and a few bucks per occupied lot, per month and some other source of income like retirement, pension, etc...