Boomers were beginning to retire, while Millennials were too young to buy. 

I have a 403(k) retirement plan with Fidelity.

I want to retire in my 40s with 20 plus doors, not have 2-3 properties paid down in my 60s and just get by.

Our plan is long term real estate investing, our goal of course is cash flow for financial freedom, but big picture focus is forever retirement income as we're in our early 30s.The plan is as follows:  $40k budget.Lets say a home cost of $135k, taxes $4,500 (NJ)Mortgage with taxes/insurance/20% down = $990 monthmanagement, vacancy, surprises = $300 a monthTotal cost = $1,290 monthWould expect to rent for $1,600 for monthly cash flow of $310We would keep $6,000 in the bank from the start as the 6 month emergency fund. 

@Shawn PottschmidtThe financial institution should have provided you with an annual IRS Form 5498 Statement which reports information about individual retirement accounts and other tax-preferred savings accounts.

Hello my question is will a Civil Service retirement loan be counted in my income to debt retio...it will not be on my credit report and when I retire I will no longer be required to make the monthly payments because a lump sum will be taken from my total disbursements.

Our fund administrator says that ALL retirement plans are to be included and limited to 25% of our total fund investor capital without having to do certain filings. 

Otherwise: - Do you have money in your IRA/401k/retirement account?

Hey Jay.... its on a mobile home that is "retired" so its considered a regular home in the Myrtle Beach area...

Placencia has drawn and continues to draw many ex-pats to retire down here.