It will come in handy when I decide where I will retire at. 

I would like to begin with learn wholesaling, add flipping, and ultimately build a portfolio of properties to hold for retirement.

With no experience, you will also want to take caution there.Lastly, do NOT use your retirement account to fund your son as he is a disqualified party to the plan.If an actual partnership is going to take place and your son finds the deal, then you can simly create a 50% split structure and go from there.

Guy wants to sell it because his bar in the next county needs his full attention and he has 1 million on the line with it versus 90,000 with the Huddle House, owner is retiring, etc.I like businesses that have models in place for decades and generate nice cash and multi-generational consumers already.

Otherwise, no work force population to sustain entitlements for retiring baby boomers. 9.

More demand.3) A number of Baby Boomers who have prospered in a great economy and have done well for themselves will want and have the resources to move away from cold winters and humid summers for California in retirement.4) Population in the world, United States, and CA continues to increase with more people...same amount of land.

I'm a former physician (25 years in orthopedic spine medicine) who fell in love with real estate investing along the way, and retired from medicine to invest full time in 2005.

And I retired three years ago, at age 50, because of it.

I've heard 1 out of 7 people retire doing what they went to school for.

Let someone else pay off your mortgage and you'll have a fabulous retirement!