I have read that once you reach the age 55 in one article, and 65 in a different article, you can take money out but it would be taxed if not for medical.

My first thought is that you would want to stay pretty liquid for unexpected medical needs.I've heard people loading up their HSA but not spending it.

Of course I can eventually travel on both roads but I'm not sure which route I should embark on first.

Investors often believe they can just do anything they can put in writing and disclose their way out of liability, not true.Folks need to speak to their attorney instead of self medicating. :)

I have an engineer that travels nationally.

You don't find these homes everywhere, you have to travel 40 min out of town, or sometimes choose another city entirely.

You have to accept a much less return or now travel outside of that city or county to keep buying.

We gave another trusted worker an advance of $200 for the holidays and then he had a medical emergency and couldn't pay it back right away, so we told him not to worry about it until his health improves.

As an example, as an examiner I was paid my salary, for travel and travel time, meals and lodging.

The freedom to have not have to work unless I want to.Building my net worth.Knowing that I'm able to share my experiences and help others achieve the same goals.Being able to travel & spend my time doing what I like doing :)