How long will that much money last if I was retired living on $100k a year.

I have approximately 2 more years to retire with a pension that would provide around 1600 month and SS of about 1500 that would net me about $2000 a month to live on. 

Background- I'm a new 25 year old prospective investor and am looking to buy and hold property to create retirement cash flow/income.I'm looking over everything I'm seeing in my area (Reno, Nevada), and after I take into account a property management company ($100/mo), CapEx (5%), Repairs (5%), Vacancy (7.5%), Rental Property Insurance (+/- $500/yr), property taxes (.8% of assessed value), and a mortgage of 80% of the home's value, I'm cash flowing so negative that it's not even funny (problem couldn't possibly be fixed by managing the property all on my own).I know that housing prices are abnormally high in this area relative to median household income (they have dropped quite a lot in the last few months), but rent is also sky high.

Did you retire?

@Deadrick Colbert putting money in a Roth IRA is a long term retirement strategy, not something you want to do if you need the cash in the next 20 years.

I'm reaching out to those of you with a large portfolio that you grew very quickly (took less than 5 years) to the point where your residual income from those properties is enough to retire (in this case I'll say greater than $6500 per month in positive cash flow).

As I get closer to retirement, I like knowing that I could sell a rental if I wanted and instantly have the equity.

Cash flow will allow you to live a life by design NOW VS. waiting until you retire so you can use your 401K. 2️⃣ Passive Income - Investing in a real estate syndication allows you to make a one time investment in the beginning, and then sit back and watch it grow.

If you buy something that cash flows and make money for all those years, and use that cash to buy more properties, I'm pretty certain you would be way ahead vs waiting for the appreciation (although I can't officially say that since I haven't a full IRR, but I can say I didn't retire in 7 years by waiting for appreciation.

Dad's retirement plan goes with it.