Hi Eric,In this order - save enough in your retirement plan to receive all matching contributions you are eligible for, and then save as much as you can into your HSA.

And id assume (since they are an investor) they likely arent going to sell something that works for them.Im probably overthinking this, but i would assume the deals come from an older investor who is nearing retirement and wants less headaches, divorce, etc. 

@Trevor Fleck I went with Rent to Retirement Turnkey Provider.

Can you recommend any podcast episodes (on the BP podcast or any podcast) about buying, selling, renting or managing retirement homes?

Owner holds the property for 20+ yrs and retiring. 

End goal for us is to be able to retire and drink mai tai's on the beach without a care in the world.

What you're really asking is people with high levels of resources to trust you with their retirement, their assets, and their peace of mind, all while you have no skin in the game and are younger and less experienced then them.

It’s just really far away from my way, so it annoys me.In other non real estate arenas, I have mutual funds both in and out of retirement funds and I don’t see anything to tweak there, I am satisfied with the performance of all of that.What I am finding is an itch to make something happen to turbo boost my household cash flow issue.

My properties can pay themselves off in 10-12 years using only cash flow, and we plan to have them paid off roughly when we retire.

Sure enough a friend of the family is in the process of packing up their lives and moving to another part of the country to retire.