Cash flow about $10k per month and home expensive about $7-8k for entire family. Anyone have any experience on retire life? How do you manage your money any strategy?Thank you in advance

There are many full time investors on here who "retired" from their W2 or 1099 job. I know it can be debated that investors work harder after "retiring", but let's save that discussion for another day. Share what age ...

So I am working a long term plan for the next 10 + years an thought I would give the people some numbers to work with and see your different strategies. Here it is. Total take home pay after taxes  $8712.24  a month. ...

Hello, very new to this forum and this topic.  I am trying to put together the following information and would be grateful for any thoughts you all may have.1.  I would like to take one of my current employer 401K's a...

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I just resigned from my job and have a sizeable amount in my 401. What are some of the pros and cons of transferring the money into a self-directed IRA and then using that money loaning that money to your own company ...

This question will have varied answers based on monthly/annual RORs. Ballpark, how many units does it take to replace a 6-figure salary (let’s go with $100,000 to keep it even). How long did it take you to accumulate...

To be honest this is a bit off the topic from real estate but I am a bit puzzled as to how I should be investing into the stock market. I’ve learned all there is to investing into Roth IRAs, Index Funds and ETFs, but ...

Could some help me out to understand this. I saw somewhere in one of the forums last night about this. Correct me if I am wrong but you use you IRA or 401k as collateral without actually move monies from it?

Long time listener, first time caller. My wife and I own a two properties and just completed our first Live-in-flip. I’m in the military and put 6% into the Roth TSP (similar to IRA but deposit limits are higher). My ...