We are seriously considering  rent to retirement properties given the relative passive nature.

If you are close to retirement and are accredited, it's safe to assume that you'll likely have some decent, taxable income rolling in during retirement.

Quote from @Benjamin Bieber: Listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts I hear the ads for rent to retirement all the time.

I'm thinking long term rentals will be a good retirement plan.

@Firas Basha @Levi HallThank you for sharing your experience with the Rent To Retirement Academy!

Property values continue to grow in value, and you can actually live off the rental income.I think it's best to hav all properties paid off by retirement age, since that's when you are going to rely on cash flow for your living expenses.

I wanted to share my experience in working with Rent to Retirement and @Zach Lemaster.

The dude asking for advice is a 33 year old retired NFL player and she recommended he check out a $5 or $10 book written by another 33 year old retired NFL player.

I am a retired Navy Submariner, current REI and now work in turnkey.

Like my title says, I am a dentist in the Kansas City area and am looking at real estate to be my retirement plan.