My mom is a retired CPA, a few years into her buy-out/retirement as founding partner of the firm, still licensed and still works with her old firm now and then.

I'm looking to invest in a small number of rental units (10 or fewer) in order to increase my cash flow and create a portfolio of properties to boost my asset value.I have a great job, and I'm not looking to get rich with real estate, but I do plan on retiring early and I believe owning real estate can help me do this.

I decided to sell it and 1031 into a retirement home in the TX Hill Country, where we knew we would move in a few years.

I want to be in a position to retire from my business if I choose in 5 years with the cashflow generated from the Multi Family properties I purchase. 

Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller.Also I would bring her to Brad Sumroks Rat Race 2 Retirement this Spring in Dallas.   

Quote from @Ramon Romero: Thanks for your service. 21 year, three months, and 12 days, retired in 2008.Go to NETWORK at the top of your screen and you can search for other investors and investment groups in your area.

I frequently see Morris ads on my facebook newsfeed and  I can't imagine how many newbies are buying these crappy D assets classes without doing their due dilligence ...I wonder when this is going to stop...He even encourages new investors to tap into their retirement accts and home equity lines to buy his properties.

Our initial goal is to provide a small source of secondary income with a long term goal of having additional income in retirement. 

For the last 5 years the tenant was a retired man in his 60s who smoked 2 packs a day inside of the unit and totally destroyed it with filth and stink.

I retired from law enforcement two years ago and started my own handyman business.