Retire on Real Estate: Building Rental Income for a Safe and Secure Retirement [Paperback]

With pensions slashed, savings slim, and Social Security insufficient and unpredictable, most people won't have nearly enough money to last them through their retirement years. But seasoned real estate investor and landlord K. Kai Anderson says that real estate is an investment that anyone can dive into in order to fund their retirement . . . lucratively!Retire on Real Estate begins by exposing the cracks in most retirement portfolios, then opens readers eyes to the benefits of rental income. Not leaving anything to question, the all-encompassing guide also lays out a complete plan of action, including how to: Get started--by either purchasing property or converting your residence into a rental Reduce the risk of vacancies, repairs, and problem tenants Spot smart investments Choose the right mortgage, or even out-of-the-box financing options Trade up to more profitable properties And more!Dont wager your retirement on Social Security, dividends, and unpredictable bull markets. Real estate is an investment that will always pay off--if done correctly.A sustainable solution for funding your retirement lies in plain sight--rental property. Anyone, of any age, can take advantage of this often overlooked income generator.With pensions slashed, savings slim, and Social Security insufficient and unpredictable, most people won't have nearly enough money to last them through their retirement years. But seasoned real estate investor and landlord K. Kai Anderson says that real estate is an investment that anyone can dive into in order to fund their retirement . . . lucratively!Retire on Real Estate begins by exposing the cracks in most retirement portfolios, then opens readers eyes to the benefits of rental income. Not leaving anything to question, the all-encompassing guide also lays out a complete plan of action, including how to: Get started--by either purchasing property or converting your residence into a rental Reduce the risk of vacancies, repairs, and probll3ã