All you need to do is define the funds you want your TSP to go into (I put 50% in the C fund, 30% in the S fund, and 20% into the I fund).If you want to discuss further, please feel free to message me.Regards,Allen Fletcher  

Not sure if interest and dividends will help that much, but I know with enough rental property I might be able to attain that goal.One thing I worry about is the IRS not considering my passive rental income exempt from self employment tax because they define me as a "real estate professional"

Could you further define "we", please?

Good question, the law actually states:Code Sections 44-7-31, 44-7-32, 44-7-33, and 44-7-35 shall not apply to rental units which are owned by a natural person if such natural person, his or her spouse, and his or her minor children collectively own ten or fewer rental unitsSo, it doesn't really define what they mean by "rental units".  

Not to mention that the tenant profile is greatly defined by the fact that it's a multi kind of place.Now - say you are surrounded by SFRs.

You can consider forming an LLC with a clearly defined operating agreement and how everything works.  

Again, we kept our roles well defined.

Is property defined as the main address attached each building or would 731 and 733 Main Street part of one mulit-unit complex since the owner has it under one entity.  

Basically, because you need to define your buying criteria.

Definately check out the calculators on the site!