cactapupurt19
New Member
I need solid advice, even though it sounds pathetic. I’ve been self-employed for 14 years, and during that entire time, my retirement plan was my property. All my extra cash went into the mortgage instead of super because I was self-employed and didn’t pay into it. That strategy ended in divorce, and my ex-wife got the ENTIRE property.
My question is this: how can I get back into the real estate market with a small or preferably no deposit home loan while not increasing personal income, child support obligations, or tax liabbility? I did take out two individual life insurance policies, so if I die, my child will receive substantial amounts from each. But in the interim, I still need to live, achieve my goals, and build retirement savings. Your advice is greatly appreciated. To the flop comments: Godspeed.
My question is this: how can I get back into the real estate market with a small or preferably no deposit home loan while not increasing personal income, child support obligations, or tax liabbility? I did take out two individual life insurance policies, so if I die, my child will receive substantial amounts from each. But in the interim, I still need to live, achieve my goals, and build retirement savings. Your advice is greatly appreciated. To the flop comments: Godspeed.