But for your own mental health, reconsider the big picture.

Honestly i keep going back and forth about what my long term goals are . one day they are " let me just pay off my mortgages in the next 2 years and just live off that income which isnt bad " Then i have thoughts about if Another Covid hits and my rentals dont pay rent or down the line when i get older , Health Care wont be cheap for me and wife if we need retirement home , Hopefully not .

So 6000.And I also have a high deductible health insurance plan with an HSA with another 2000 in cash.That would be a total of 14,000 in cash.

Another way is to search for "health food" stores.  

I've worked in sales and health insurance industries.

I'm viewing it more as an exit ramp to our careers when our bodies won't work the way the used to :)Thanks so much for the tips and encouragement! 

After listening to a podcast about tax notes this morning, and walking my own neighborhood daily for the last 3 months (for my health, not necessarily "walking for dollars") I decided to look up the tax records on a house that I know needs some work and is visibly in distress. 

Our economy is strong, being a very health care center economy, and over 50% of our residents are renters.

This was done after I sent 2 rent withholding notification letters and sought temporary housing elsewhere until the landlord repaired or remedied ongoing habitability, health and safety violations.

You can always reduce your income (AGI) by contributing more to a 401K plan or Health saving plans and many other umbrella's available to you.