It is easy to find a family with stable income.

My plan is to retire in 2022. 

I'm at the point where I'm interested in using my military retirement plan (TSP) to offer a cash deal on a property that is a two for one with extra room to build an additional small property, in a very busy, close to base location. 

Retail is typically the last stop on the investment train to retirement for many investors.

My real estate investing is really a mechanism to diversify my income in retirement which will likely be in about 15 years if I play my cards right. 

The possibility of a cash-flowing "retirement" and holding a tangible asset and making a living along the way are just things that fit in nicely to the grand scheme of my life.

It’s a retirement play.• Rental income will start off around $6000-7000 so I expect to be break even in the long run and I’m fine with that.• We moved back into the house.

If you are looking for a stable, perhaps already rented, rehabbed property with no work on your end besides the purchase, then a turnkey property is right for you.

For many investors NYC is a place to park cash and get a stable, albeit low (3%) return.I’d start with figuring out the cap rate to see if the deal makes sense in terms of how much of a down payment you would need to make in order to get cashflow

If none of the tenants have a long term lease then there really is not stable income there.