Even for the $3,000 payment, you would need to invest $300,000 in those terms and take on an additional $900,000 of debt just to bring in the $3,000 a month to cover your student loan debt and that is not even the $11,000 you would need to pay after special income based programs.That is probably not what you wanted to hear but I would just focus on staying in the broke college student mindset until you pay off your loans or I fear you will become the broke guy who should be 10 years away from retirement but just paid off your student loans and now needs to play catch up to get close to retirement.

I am looking to acquire rentals to supplement retirement income in about 8 years Honestly -- I'm not that old.

I am looking to acquire rentals to supplement retirement income in about 8 years Honestly -- I'm not that old.

I bought a second home as primary residence and would like to move my parents there (so they can help out for my child care and I can help them with $, they are little tight).

How can I get the most tax benef...

And, this can include retirement accounts, but they do factor in the tax hit you'd take in pulling money out early, I forget what they use, but you get the idea.After 4-5 loans, you'll need to start looking for other types of loans- commercial or portfolio loans.

I should add to this whole conversation the fact that I am a retired Nursing Home Administrator and liability lawsuits were a cost of doing business.Yet Bill Gulley is right, we are a mad-dog-red republican state that is favorable to landlords, having only done away with caveat emptor a few years ago.I seek the middle ground.

It wouldn't.There are people that put their entire retirement savings (which can also be certainly thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars) in the hands of fund managers, without ever seeing them or even meeting them.

Miranda the caretake is going to be entering the house with her husband which is a retired Military officer.

Spending my retirement in a jail somewhere in Central America really has very little appeal.Looking for something to help pay for the fuel.

They're retiring in two years and looking to purchase a new home out of state so I'm pretty sure they would like to have their money back in a reasonable and timely fashion.Couple questions about lease options.