Build A Successful Retirement Plan Using Real Estate: A Step-By-Step Path To Early Retirement

How average joes have been able to retire earlier than ever without winning the lottery or getting an inheritance

Do you spend hours on end dreaming about finally quitting your job and owning your time?

Do you spend a considerable amount of your money on the lottery in the hopes of striking it rich and never needing to work again?

Do you keep falling for the next get-rich-quick scheme that promises you incredible wealth in months, only to be disappointed again?

Instead of pinning your hopes and throwing your money on a plan with extremely low odds -- the result of which is totally out of your control -- why don't you do something that can actually lead to reaching your goal of retirement?

Retirement doesn't have to be reserved only for the old or the rich.

More and more people have been able to retire early through creative ways, such as extreme frugality and investing 90% of their income.

Quite a number still have been able to retire in their 20s, 30s, and 40s because of real estate.

There are many different ways to invest in real estate, but one strategy in particular is popular because it's easy for first time investors to get into and assures reliable income that grows through the years.

Buying and holding rental properties is a great way to fund your retirement, and you can start investing, even if you don't have enough money for a down payment.

To find out more about the ins and outs, follow this straightforward guide that will list down all the steps you need to take to fund your retirement earlier with rental income.

In Build A Successful Retirement Plan Using Real Estate, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

• How you can reduce your retirement number and retire earlier by investing in rental properties
• Alternative ways of financing your investment property that don't require you to make a down payment
• 8 legal ways to find real estate below market value (and you won't need to cheat, lie, or make up numbers)
• The #1 difference in evaluating a property to live in versus a property to rent out
• When you can realistically make an offer below asking price, and still get it accepted by the seller
• A proven investment strategy that will enable you to consistently add more rental properties, even with limited funds
• The affordable renovations that add value to your property and increase your rental rate, and the ones that don't

And much more.

As with any investment, investing in real estate comes with its risks.

However, unlike the lottery, there's a lot you can do to manage those risks, and plenty of conditions within your control.

Real estate investing does not rely on luck to succeed, but on strategic, well-planned and well-researched moves.

With an action plan in hand and the will to do the work, you'll be reaching your retirement goal sooner than you first thought.