This definitely gives you a head start to figure out if you want to use it as a tool to supplement your retirement or if it's something you may want to pursue full time. 

@Marc RiceThanks for your input Marc,it looks like you're all over BP promoting Columbus!

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Hi @Raeshelle Cooke,My experience with NACA is when it does not work out, so I can't speak to when it does work out.Here is what I've seen:Homebuyer has spent six months at workshops and counselings and meetings and conferences and bla bla bla.Homebuyer is bewildered at being expected to host workshops, and promote the NACA brand to friends/family/coworkers.It's been eleven months, homebuyer is still not a homeowner.Homebuyer is sick of it, gives up on NACA.Homebuyer somehow finds my name (or the name of any other traditional lender that's focused on getting you in a home, and not on promoting workshops and wasting time).Homebuyer is homeowner a month or two after they gave up on NACA and called a traditional lender.Why did homebuyer waste eleven months of their life with NACA?

Are you a promotion company in all those markets?

When you retire you could rent it out to supplement your income and add value in the long term.

At a very high level rental income and expenses are claimed on a Schedule E form supplemental to your 1040.

I think it’s important to think of this not as an alternative to investing, but as a viable way to pull funds for other investments.The concept is to design a policy where the death benefit is “squashed” as low as possible, to promote cash value growth, and over fund it to certain maximum limits.

.**** Moderator - Not promoting myself.

I would definitely also supplement your website with some more traditional marketing methods.