I need some help here. Please let me know below what types of Retirement Cash Flow assets you want to work on below

I hit the sheriff sales every once in a while in different parts of the country and really enjoy the excitement and the bewilderment of first timers. Ha! The look on their faces trying to figure out what the heck just happened? Talking to auction bidders, it's a funny conversation. When asked what I do I say, I bring these deals to auction and watch you all fight over who is going to pay me the most. We have been buying non-performing notes going on 20 years now and foreclosure is our biggest tool in the toolbox. We only foreclose to get the borrowers to take us seriously. If one of our deals makes it all the way to sale, that is a failure on our part and our FC attorneys part. We are looking for cash flow. Multiple streams of income flowing into our tax advantaged retirement accounts. Let us hear some of your auction stories

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What are you all doing this weekend? let's hear it below We are hanging at the NoteBar!

3 years ago I was having a conversation with a good friend and we got to talking about SS. She said look into taking it at the youngest age possible (62) because the longer you wait, the longer you need to live to make it equal the same thing. Sounds logical. If I wait to take it at full retirement age (67) I would have to live until I'm 79 to break even! Sounds even more logical, Right? Now my monthly payment does increase slightly every month that I delay after 62, and this is the Government Actuaries F'ing with our heads! See Fig 1 At the time of that initial conversation I was 63 and 6 Months. I filled out the paperwork and with a snap decision I was going to begin the 3 month application process! I'm beating the actuaries at their own game What are the odds? I basically started collecting at 64 and then realized I had to stop making any money over $28k or my monthly payments would get cut off. I would not lose the money but the payments would get deferred. Last year we did make more than $28k and I ended up in the penalty box which was not a big problem, But now I'm back! I'm old enough to make as much as I want again! (66 3/4) I'm free Free Free! Let me know what your thoughts are on Social Insecurity. Will there be any left for you? Is SS a part of your retirement plan?