I would like to use this money to buy multiple Turnkey Properties that would hopefully get us around 2K in Cash Flow and then live in our same apartment that we rent at 1,800 a month.

That will destroy your cash flow you made.  

In retirement, real estate will be pretty much your only available tax write for what I anticipate to be significant income when you combine ss plus your 401k and other investment streams etc.I look at my businesses as additional cash flow that help to accelerate my rei and do not count on that cash whatsoever to live.

Not only will they cash flow but a good chance for the property value to appreciate as well

If you can come up with the 20% down payment, and prove that the property cash flows, you should be clear to invest!

I currently live in New Hampshire, and have one cash-flow positive duplex- which I scrimped and saved years for while building credit.

And I can only do so because I'm not a large PM - any big company likely won't put up with that, they've got their systems in place that make things flow for them and for you.Keep in mind however, that every bad tenant was once a good tenant.

Otherwise you're going to overpay and not be able to cash flow.

It's a great market for cash flow.  

And it helps a lot if you're paying for the rehabs out of cash-flow.