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I just want to make sure I have this correct because that is not a thing.If your goal is to leave your job, it's not going to be through one investment and it's certainly not going to be feasible to build a 4-plex in Vegas or Henderson unless you have a solid bag of cash somewhere.

I'm thinking of this rental and rental management business as a way for me to retire in the future and possibly grow it, especially if I leave or no longer have the W2 job.I'll list below some questions I have, but feel free to give me any advice and educate me about what I should be aware of. 1.

If you own the home in NV simply do a cash out refinance and take out a little cash to use as the down payment.

I get one shot at this for the near future.It would be similar to getting a lump sum of cash to invest in the stock market.

If you're interested, feel free to connect with me.

I'm not sure if you are familiar with DSCR loans, esentially, we are taking the cash flow of the property, plus your investor expeirence and giving out 30 year fixed rate mortgages. 

From there it's your regular ol' cash on cash return calculations!

Great area for higher rents and cash flow on a 2-3 units closer to the hospital and 66th street. 

You also have more financing options due to being the owner occupant plus the option to sell after 2 years with a tax free gain if you are going the live in flip route.