Building long term wealth through rental properties.
If you follow along on Instagram, then you know we closed on our third investment property, bringing our total number of rental units to four. We didn’t plan on buying another house yet after just finishing renovations on property number two, but a wholesaler reached …
First things first: Start here to learn about property #1, here for rehab update #1, and here for rehab update #2. Okay, jokes over. Where did the summer go? It’s August and we’ve spent the best of every available day working on the house. Well, …
As like many others, we want to reach financial freedom. By that, we don’t mean lavish trips to secluded islands, private jets, and the finest wines, but the freedom to make life decisions without worrying about financial constraints. There are some real estate investors who want to earn loads of money fast. Quit their jobs in a few years and stick it to the man. That’s a great goal for others, but for us, we both like our careers and have a different plan.
We’re in this game for the long haul and are choosing to use real estate to fund our early retirement. As you may know, The Troop is a State Trooper in New Jersey with a forced retirement age of 55. So that’s our target. By creating streams of passive income through real estate, we plan to both retire in 2044.
So how will we do it?
