Larry, you have two pretty large goals here: buying a new house one one hand, retiring early on the other. The first thing I’ll say is that accomplishing the two concurrently could be difficult, but that largely depends on your means, age, and time frame (for both goals). That said, amazing things can be accomplished in a short time frame, even with relatively modest means…
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Elizabeth, I’m not sure how much money we’re talking about here, but ANYTHING extra will obviously help you with these goals. That said, it wouldn’t be that difficult for you to build out an extra $200 or so per month in passive growing dividend income…
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Hi Martin, that’s an incredibly lofty goal you have there. To start with very little and end up being able to pay $550,000 cash for a house in less than a year sounds, well, impossible. Unfortunately, there’s no investment guru in the world who’s going to be able to get you from A to B magically. That’s just not how investing works. And so what I’m going to do for you is provide some food for thought and make sure you have reasonable expectations.
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