I am retired Navy and was stationed at the Weapons Station, so I am very familiar with the area.Do you want something primarily convenience for your use?

I’ve heard good things about Zach Lemaster at Rent to Retirement, but curious if you have any additional outfits I should look into.

So I think it could also be a lifestyle decision, my parents who are reaching retirement age, would be more inclined to go after turnkey deals b/c that allows them to be hands off. 

In 2018 the owners of ACE Hardware in downtown Ypsilanti, MI informed me that they planned to retire and close the store because their real estate broker informed them that the building could be worth more vacant than occupied by an ACE Hardware.

I have my own part to play in lack of due diligence in my purchase from Rent to Retirement that is now “managed” by East Street, but the service is terrible.

My ultimate goal is to passively maintain rental properties through retirement, which I understand will take a serious amount of work for decades.

Hope this helps.The OP was talking about Roth ConversionsConverting from a Traditional Retirement Account to a Roth Account is a taxable event.But you are right, most rollovers from a traditional to a traditional, or Roth to another Roth Account are not considered taxable events.

Obviously borrowing against the retirement to invest in real estate is better than using it for vacation.

Currently own over 100 units and another owner who works with my property manager wants to retire and is willing to get creative with te financing because of my relationship with te manager.

We started to have issues i.e. checks were starting to come in late, hard to get in touch with, and so forth so we were happy to hear that the PM wanted to retire.