By that age, you might consider hiring a property manager (though finding a good one can be challenging) or liquidating your investments to enjoy a more relaxed retirement.

For now, I am just trying to be a sponge and soak up all the information I can get.

If anyone would like to discuss and help out I'll share more information on a direct message.Thanks in advance!

@Rickey Walker, due to market conditions, interest rates, and scarce inventory, sourcing and acquiring long-term cash flow rentals is difficult, to say the least, unless you put down 35%-40%.As I inform most folks, you'll need to implement a creative strategy if your investment criteria predominantly focus on achieving cash flow.

Hire a foundation specialist for a thorough inspection.

Before investing that much money I would get multiple estimates without informing each company about this estimate.

Even then, we were not able to get information to share with our network to rent the unit out despite asking.

This site has more information than I know what to do with.

Thanks for all the information man.

However, I agree that there is currently an oversupply relative to the existing demand.I hope this information is helpful!