FIRE by 35: Will Extra Expenses Stop Me from Retiring Early?

5.3K viewsPublished: February 21, 20251h 0mScore: 75
Pricing & Profitability
intermediate
early retirement
FIRE
rental property
budgeting
family finances

Summary

This BiggerPockets Money episode features Sarah, a guest aiming for early retirement at 35, but facing financial challenges due to supporting family members and managing a problematic rental property. The hosts, Scott and Mindy, analyze Sarah's financial situation, discuss strategies for selling the rental property, and address the crucial conversations needed to achieve her retirement goals.

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