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I'm in my 30s with $2.5 million in real estate — how can I generate more cash flow?
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I was scrolling through Reddit recently and came across a post in the r/fatFIRE community that sparked some interesting conversation about cash flow strategies for those who have already achieved financial independence.
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At 39, single, and living off rental income, the user finds their current strategy underperforming and wonders whether it’s time to pivot to a dividend portfolio or a market ETF with a withdrawal plan.
Let’s take a closer look at their situation and potential pathways for optimizing cash flow:
Currently, this user has:
Despite their high number of assets, the user is considering selling their real estate and reinvesting the money into an investment portfolio instead. If they adopted a 5% withdrawal strategy, they estimate they could earn $10,400 a month, which is slightly higher than their rental income.
There are several potential options for the poster:
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