Maybe one day I'll be glad I did but that would mean something really bad happened so hopefully ill be pissed off forever haha

So let’s say you invest $50,000 when you are 20, with an investment kicking off 8% interest, at 38 your investment will grow to $200,000, at 47 $400,000, at 56 $800,000, and 65 $1,600,000 (as long as you reinvest your initial investment’s returns).

How much do you have to live off?

The electric has been off so the sump pump would not be functioning. 

I'm going to R&D this (Rip off & Disseminate). 

Hey Paul, I would start off with a turnkey or light value add duplex.

In order to get power ran back to our house, we had to get a structural report/sign off from an engineer.

I started off with a few house hacks before I did a BRRRR here in Columbus, Ohio

Im knocking the dust off this old post.

And while that is a worthwhile goal, it ignores that fact that, even without cashflow, investing in a vacation rental will likely beat the pants off of your IRA contribution, which oh, by the way, isn't "cash flowing" either.Let's do a comparison:With your IRA, assume you are 45 years old, have $100,000 in it, and are committed to contributing $12,000 per year for the next 15 years.