I plan on continuing to invest heavily in my 401K for diversity at age 62.Questions:1.

This is exactly what we are doing, except we are buying up REITs instead of indexes since we are already heavily invested in the S&P and tech.To the OP, if in 10 years you will be able to pay down most of the debt, then I have very little doubt that you will be at 30K by then.

Guess the legal red tape heavily varies from region to region, because no one is mentioning it as an issue.

Does anyone have a good financial planner they can recommend to us that will lean heavily into real estate investing?

Or you can learn on your own and pay sometimes heavily with your mistakes!

Our team invests heavily in the East Valley and have a combined 10 doors in AZ.

i am going to be investing heavily in single family homes in montgomery alabama and am trying to figure out where to buy my first rental home.

Your PM should have done that after the first time they didn't provide access to the property.Secondly, this is the price investors pay for investing in places where the laws are heavily weighted in the favor of the tenants.

That depends heavily on where in Baltimore the lot is, as well as what type of home you''ll be building.

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