Jordan Low
How can I use a tax deferred retirement vehicle as a downpayment
In Feb 2015 I purchased a single family residence where I reside and rent out a room.In a couple years, once I have saved up enough money for a down payment I want to purchase another single family residence. I will ...
John Dallas
Wanting to retire with a few cabins in the Western NC mountains.
Hi All, looking for a bit of guidance from my fellow travelers.About to hit 60 and I have left Florida for the NC mountains. The Fl house is a 3/3/3 pool home on the water and its paid for. (worth 850k)Over the past 1...
Dylan H.
Turn Key Real Estate investment companies
Can anybody recommend Rent to Retirement from personal experience? Looking into one of their new builds in Florida but I am open to anywhere. I have a high demand high income W2 job which wont allow me to invest full ...
Chris Talley
Funding options for retiree with very substantial assets
A friend of mine recently retired with a very, very substantial amount of money in his retirement accounts but is now having issues getting funding for a personal residence. He currently lives in CA, and is in the pro...
James Park
Best and Worst States for Taxes for Retirees
Interest article published by Kiplinger for the most tax friendliest states for retirees. The darker green states are among the most tax friendliest states.http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...
Georgi...
Jaspreet Singh
renttoretirement purchase as starting point?
Hello, not sure if this has been asked before, however, rent to retirement (https://renttoretirement.com/) offers ready to go deals that are positive cash flowing. Wanted to know why people (besides doing BRRRR) would...
Anthony D.
how can money in IRA be used to pay off a house ?
Is there a way to use retirement funds( eg. funds that one may have in an IRA) to pay off a house without paying the hefty 30% to the IRS for pulling the out money before retirement age?
Jeff Tumbarello
Here is an interesting twist
Par for the course, the pundits are wrong again. The down turn was going to keep people working. When you are 59 and laid off, your best bet is to retire.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-retireme...
Brian Bradley
CA Residents Protect your Assets through State Exemption
If you are a CA resident searching about Asset Protection one option for your, if you qualify, is the Private Retirement Plan (PRP) which provides one of the highest levels of protection for your assets. PRPs are ide...
Wendy Black
First REI in Retiirement?
Has anyone first gotten into REI after they retired? (And by "retired," I mean you're of the normal retirement age of 60s-70s.) I'd like to hear about your strategies and experiences. Thanks.