3 Things We’re Doing in 2026 to Retire with Rentals (Faster)
Published: 2026-01-02
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Published: 2026-01-02
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Kathy predicts she will increase her real estate portfolio's cash flow by 10% through optimization.
"I'm going to increase cash flow by 10% by optimizing our portfolio."
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Kathy predicts a specific lot in California will generate cash flow by developing manufactured housing on it.
"we're going to put manufactured housing on that lot. And so, I'm doing a whole new thing and it's actually going to cash flow in in California."
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Henry aims to pay off the debt on two real estate properties in 2026.
"I have a stretch goal of paying off two properties in 2026."
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Henry aims to stabilize four real estate assets that are currently losing money in 2026.
"So stabilization is a big deal for me in 2026."
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Henry estimates he will complete approximately 15 real estate flip projects to fund debt payoff and stabilize other assets.
"I would estimate that I need to do about 15 projects to be able to pay off the properties that I'm looking to pay off. and to be able to have the income necessary to continue to live and be able to stabilize the four assets I need to stabilize."
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Henry aims to have one-third of his real estate portfolio paid off within the next 10 years.
"The big scary stretch goal is to have a third of my portfolio paid off 10 years from now."
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Dave Meyer plans to spend the next 10 to 15 years structuring his finances to enable his retirement.
"I want to spend the next 10 to 15 years putting myself into retirement."
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Dave Meyer predicts his real estate portfolio will be 'rock solid' within 10 to 15 years.
"so that 101 15 years from now, I'm going to have a portfolio that is just rock solid."
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Dave Meyer plans to start acquiring rental properties, trading out of passive investments and lending, to build a portfolio he wants to own long-term.
"I'm seeing opportunities to like trade out of some of my more passive options or lending and start acquiring the assets that I want to own ideally for the rest of my life."
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Dave Meyer aims to have a fully self-sustaining retirement portfolio by the time he is 53 years old.
"at 53, I probably still won't retire, but I I want the portfolio that I can retire off of and that I wouldn't need to touch if I didn't want to for the rest of my life to be in place."
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Dave Meyer predicts it will take at least 5 years to reposition his real estate portfolio.
"This is going to take me probably at least 5 years to reposition things"
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Dave Meyer and Henry Washington aim to secure an Anthony Bourdain-style real estate travel TV show within the next five years.
"within five years we land an Anthony Bourdain style TV show where we travel around, eat food, talk about real estate."
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Kathy predicts her real estate portfolio's cash flow will increase by 10% in 2026 through optimization efforts.
"I'm going to increase cash flow by 10% by optimizing our portfolio."
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Kathy plans to develop manufactured housing on a vacant lot in California in 2026, which she expects to generate cash flow.
"we're going to put manufactured housing on that lot. And so, I'm doing a whole new thing and it's actually going to cash flow in in California."
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Henry aims to pay off the debt on two real estate properties in 2026.
"I have a stretch goal of paying off two properties in 2026."
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Henry intends to complete approximately 15 real estate projects (likely flips) in 2026 to fund his debt payoff and asset stabilization goals.
"I need to do about 15 projects to be able to pay off the properties that I'm looking to pay off."
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Henry's long-term goal is to have one-third of his real estate portfolio's debt paid off by 2036.
"The big scary stretch goal is to have a third of my portfolio paid off 10 years from now."
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Dave plans to begin acquiring long-term rental properties in 2026, transitioning from more passive investments.
"I'm seeing opportunities to like trade out of some of my more passive options or lending and start acquiring the assets that I want to own ideally for the rest of my life."
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Dave plans to start financing his real estate acquisitions with 15-year notes instead of 30-year fixed mortgages in 2026.
"Thinking about putting things on 15-year notes, for example, instead of going to the 30-year fix that I've always really used."
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