Imagine a $3M net worth household generating $66K in income by reallocating $1M from their index fund portfolio to a paid off property or two with this math.

S&P 500 index fund has given a historical AAR (Average Annual Return) of 10 % in the last 60 years and 14.5% AAR in the last 15 years as of today.

S&P 500 index fund.  

I would think that a notice with the addresses and legals of the two properties, including index numbers and such, attaching a certified copy of the name change order to each notice, should be sufficient if recorded against each property. 

I find  Most people who invest in stocks or index funds are not investing for the dividends.

They’ve also got quite a few sites to publish review articles that rank high on search index.

Maybe you walk away with $100K in 20 years but what would an index fund or Muni bond both of which are passive and likely safer net you in 20 years?

I have a Indexed Universal Life policy that is 7 years old.

I would NOT remove any money from index funds as I expect those to be a great earner into the future and very steady hedge against other avenues.

In the meantime, until I'm ready to start looking out of state, I plan to invest most of the cash from selling my rental into index funds in order to diversify my investments and not be caught in such a financially risky position again.Hope the moratorium will not be extended past June 2021 given that vaccines are being rolled out.