Also, you can always cashout refi them AFTER retirement and get that money tax-free (until you sell or transfer via inheritance).Recommend you read The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, which shares the plans of several different investors.

It's also totally fine to hop around from broker to broker if you feel like you're out of a shared runway. 

I feel like I live my life in spreadsheets, so I’d be happy to look at whatever you’re willing to share.

Any advice or personal experiences you could share would be greatly appreciated!

What advice and guidance can you share with first-time home buyers?

For Taney you should make sure the property is located in an NR1 or Commercial zoned area that P & Z has rezoned in 2021. 100% agree... thanks for sharing. 

Hello,I can share with you that in Belgium you need to hold property after 5 years of holding to avoid payment of tax.

(No idea how long that might be)I can get a contract on one unit but it would be contingent on being able to purchase both units since they share the exterior and both sides need a complete exterior overhaul.

Know the architectural styles of Federal, Italianate, and Renaissance and share with neighbors, get them to care.

I am interested in knowing, if you can share your strategy highlights regarding the fact that your properties are all doing well with respect to appreciation rather than cash flow, and I completely agree that travel would be required to pursue cash flow.