If it's instead that you have 300k to spend and the house is paid off and with social security or other retirement you eek by then I would think about if I want to do that or not.I get it that people want peace of mind but I think that comes more from a recurring income stream.Can you imagine having 100k,200k, 500k a year coming in from investments and you only live off of 70k??

Thank you again for the welcome guys i really think i will love this Social Website.

@Joshua Dorkin  This website is the best social networking site for investors!

HD will want your social security number, which you CANNOT give.

You are doing the right thing by getting "social".

I also try to spend some time on BP everyday (some days I have more time than others).I also spend some time with daily/weekly tasks:- reviewing financials- updating bookkeeping- checking on on-going projects- putting in offers- updating website/social media sites- updating contact databaseThe rest of my time spent on real estate investing is dealing with specific things that may not come up every day.

Connect with people through social media.

Overall, our state is very pro-business and our social programs rate pretty low compared to other states.

Here's a thread that explains why: Why Your Advertising Posts Will Fail on BiggerPockets and other Social MediaThat said, I want to make sure that those who answer you know that this thread is not a dealmaking thread, but one where they can offer suggestions on how to find the capital.

The traditional route of Social Security Administration and Department of Vital Statistics will take you in a loop without anything to establish true identity which is required by a title company.