Then right around RMD (Required Minimum Distribution) time use the monies I've accumulated and turn the annuity into lifetime income for my wife and I as a strong supplement of income.

Multifamily falls out of style - Cap Rates inflate.Yes, there are baseline economic relationships, but there is a psychological component.

With that in mind, one of my real estate investor friends is strongly pushing me to build a trailer and/or RV park instead of pursuing SFH’s since I have the ability to build all of the infrastructure myself.So I’m curious as to whether anyone has any advice on the best way to structure an investment like that.

I interviewed a few property rentals out there and their work style isn't fast enough for me so I took things in my own hands and just managed it myself with 4 different units. 

I considered tile but (1) it’s expensive to demo once it’s out of style/favor with tenants, and (2) it’s more expensive (I think)We’re still open to it, but we’re going to try a thicker vinyl first and see how that goes.

Denver’s apartment market got off to a strong start this year, as tenants absorbed all the units that hit the market and then some, pushing up rents and driving down vacancies.  

But when it pick ups again, it usually has a few years of very strong increases.

My daughters school is a 9 out 10 and many others in the area are strong. 

I would strongly recommend this for any investor and especially for a group of investors.

My wife and I are considering house-hacking in style by buying one of those big, 1920's duplexes west of Hancock Park and renting the other half.