How do I become a full time landlord? I am tired of being a wagecuck, I want to be the bull for once...

How do I become a full time landlord? I am tired of being a wagecuck, I want to be the bull for once. How long would I have to save for to accomplish this goal?

God I want to fuck so god damn hard and cum all over that face, if she is over 18

Buy a property or go into property management. You can still be a wagecuck in the latter though.

sorry user, her pussy is only for Chad the property owner. Us tenantcucks must stick with our hands.

USA, everybody.

fucking hilarious.

>How do I become a full time landlord?
>How long would I have to save for to accomplish this goal?

It's very hard to achieve within a single lifetime unless you are already a big earner anyway.

You first property will be by far your hardest. Both in terms of financing and learning cuve. Then the ball will start to roll and constantly speed up. Rental real estate provides massive regular cashflow and great collateral. So you basically will be constantly expanding and higher and higher rates. At some point it basically becomes mandatory for tax reasons, because if any of your old write-offs run out you don't want to start paying taxes when you could also start your next property.

There's no universal advice either, there are very specific things about each location and country. Just as a general example: Even with leverage you would probably want to have 20-40% of your first project in cash/equity. 10-15 years to pay off the mortgage and start the second property. 8-10 years until three and four follow, five and six after another 6 years, etc. So about 20-30 years in you may be looking at a lowish full-time income with a part-time landlord job.
If you had 100% of the initial price, you could ramp up much quicker (starting out with 3-4 units with leverage right-away). But saving up too long is also a bad idea, since real estate constantly appreciates. So if you don't save enough, prices might be running away from you instead of getting closer. You generally want to start as early as possible, so the appreciation works in your favor.

Buy condo in an expensive area.
Rent should be 2x your mortgage payments.

Go live in a third world country, you don't even have to work.

Landlord here.

Typically need 20% down for a loan but there are ways around this.

There is a local bank i can get a 0% down higher intereat loan for example.

So u need not save 1 penny!

Now for the bad news. Its twice the work and stress of wagecucking. At least in the begining it is.

For example i rent 1 house to a buddy that never 1 time has paid on time. 6 months and he still hasnt switched electricity into his fucking name. Wtf ever. He is reliable and he is apathetic about everything and a bro. So the chance of lawsuit theft is small and if i dont wanna unclog his shitter for a day then fuckit. Can wait till tomorrow.

It really is like a whole other job. It has ups and downs like anything else. Tax perks and loans make it apealling and profitable.

Or so i hear...

Will let u know wtf lowes charges me for carpet ina house i dont live in....

>oh mr landlord man...im going to be late on my rent again! is there anything I can do to make it up you?