I am attempting to lay out my financial path to semi-retirement (i.e. leaving my current w2 for something less time consuming/more enjoyable) within 10 years or less.I can identify my family's spending now and what I project after semi-retirement, which I have done for the most part BUT that part of working backward and laying out milestones to achieve x number of properties or cash flow or equity, all the while maintaining a proper amount of contribution in my workplace retirement plan and other tax adv/def approaches.I imagine i'd need a tax resource and a financial advisory resource, both of whom are knowledgeable on the notion of 1) real estate and 2) retirement planning before traditional age.

Surpassed the two year mark successfully which was a new milestone for me given the prior layoffs, ha. 

So now I want to work part time as an agent and hopefully get a good enough commissions to quit my job and do it full-time.Then once I hit that mile stone, I plan on getting another good enough commission to purchase my first property and rent it out.

I am happy you reach that milestone in your real estate investment journey.

It's all personal opinion and i think if you want to achieve this new milestone, I'd say go for it! 

Initially, around 2015, people predicted that Huntsville would reach that milestone around 2025 or 2030.

Hey @Dorian Broadus,Congrats on the milestone of turning 22 and having such ambitious plans!

I also like that they release payments in milestones after approval and adhere to the strict budget. 

You must have done something similar at one point because you said the $27,000/month was a goal or milestone you had wanted to achieve.

Set achievable goals for yourself, whether it's increasing your daily step count, improving endurance, or hitting a certain fitness milestone.