STR crowd due to close proximity to ocean (2 blocks away), Baby boomers =great retirement area and it is a single-story, no stairs.

(If I went with the VA refinance there is a one year primary residence stipulation) House hack while we plan for investment opportunity #2.Years Three-Five-Unknown (Rinse and Repeat) Continue the same BRRRR strategy until I hit my projected freedom number, then figure out my new goals.Everyday Action Items: Complete one hour of study, save $10, and tell myself that I will have the ability to retire before 35.

My bet is it will be more than the aggregate of all the months of payments you make from now until then.The fact is that the odds of you retiring with the broker you start with are similar to if not worse than your odds of winning the Powerball. 

I think these types of investments work for three specific scenarios:1) You can buy multiple of them in the same building and use them only for STRs via AirBnb to reduce operating costs and maximize returns.2) Investors whose portfolios already have lots of appreciating properties and they want a luxury lifestyle at a fraction of the cost.3) Seniors on a fixed income with limited resources who plan to carry them through retirement. 

Also a good time to be retired !!

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $108,000

Cash invested: $8,000

Lived in half and rented the basement using the cash flow to survive at times...

It was meant to be my house but I needed to rent it out so my income would be higher and more stable when I could refinance it.

I travel extensively for a living and most of it is international travel and I get reimbursed for all of the expenses so I am looking for a retirement focused cash back credit card...AND...it needs to have no foreign funds transaction fees.I know that I do not want a card that offers "points" or some other gimmick...I just want the money that will be placed into my retirement account automatically each statement.Is there such a credit card?

This is with MidWest Corporate Credit and is based on my retirement account, IRAs.

I am retired so this income is all I have.