As far as the Marshall Reddick question goes: I think he's retired (and now run by his former colleagues) and it is just a local company whose free meetup I went to; they procure these free listings on their website and do some analysis for you so it is easier to do the math, at least, in a preliminary fashion.  

Annette Ammarell Most people are stuck in a cubicle until they retire, it is called crab mentality when people pull you down when trying to make a difference for yourself.

We hired a tile company to retire our bathroom showers and floors.

Rather, I'd like to find a retired developer or builder where I could pick their brain and get the occasional reality check. 

Anyway, he's got this place up in Arkansas that he bought with cash as a kind of retirement home for when he gets done contracting. 

All of my multi-family renters (duplex, triplex, quadplex) are single, retired or unattached folks.They rent my place because:(1) They want maximum privacy besides a SFR. 

I lost most of my retirement money when the economy went belly up.

Have investors that need to roll retirement money for real estate investments.

I earned enough money by 35 to 'retire' and have enough money to self finance just about anything I want to do in the future. 

Additionally, I have around 40k liquid, not including retirement 401k.