I decided to learn about investing, because in my OHO many physicians don't know much about investing get behind the 8 ball for retirement.

Hi Jon,I'm not clear on this but I believe it's because you're not allowed to take money out of a retirement account until you reach 59 1/2 which she has reached that age at this point.

I've already retired from the USN and I want to enjoy life just a little more.

I've gotten a lot of calls from folks saying they are planning to retire and move and will want to sell in the near future.

So I save it as a fund towards my next investment this is because I have a good W-2 job still so my RE money doesn't get touched yet it's for growing a passive income for me in the future so I can retire before I'm 30 haha (that's the plan at least)

Look at some countries that seized retirement funds to cover debts.

I retired from the Navy in 2010 and have been working as a contractor since then.

The loans would be from non-retirement funds for non-owner-occupied properties.Normally, income from such loans would appear as interest income on one's personal tax return, but, especially with the Affordable Care Act, there might be tax advantages to forming a one-person C-Corp and drawing a salary, despite factors such as payroll taxes, the overhead from reporting and tax filing requirements, and double taxation when profits are distributed.Interest income isn't compensation to the IRS, so if one only has interest income, one can't contribute to a 401k or IRA.

My goal is to purchase one or more income producing properties in my area to diversify my retirement investments, and to possibly provide some tax benefits.

still looking for the issue what happens when you get ou or retire , does the 10 year period still apply