and rent to shops/stores etc suggestions?

If you go to your favorite flooring store and ask for the commercial warranty.

I'd consider a different paint store if the matches are that bad.

I have met many solid folks at the home depot and other similar stores.

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

Consider storing copies of important legal information (birth certificates, social security cards, passports, property titles, other legal docs such as that will), financial company names/contact info/account #s list, and logins or credentials for all accounts, passwords, inventories of valuables for insurance, serial numbers, maybe a video copy of the contents of your home and property, and full recent backups of your electronic resources such as computer data in a secure and fire-proof place (noted in your will or trust documents).

If you’re gonna hold rentals then this is pretty much what you’re in store for.  

Expansive level lawn with mature fruit trees, firepit to gather around, large deck for summer BBQ’s, and outbuilding to store all your toys.

Orchid Beach: North Hutchinson Island Property Description:11.78 Acres Oceanfront Parcel for mixed use Residential/CommercialProperty SpecsSite Plan already already approvedHotel's Room Rates will average $200.00 a night.640 Room Apartment Condo Hotel.580 S/F Suites with Small Kitchen,Sitting Room and Bedroom25 Cottages 2 Rental Units each 1,200 S/FHeavily Landscaped2 Large PoolsLarge outdoor Covered Bar in Pool AreaHotel will be 9 Stories8 Floors25 Apartments per FloorSpa and Fitness Center2 Resaurants5,000S.F Specialty Store

If so you will still have your $100,000 to spend on something, but no profits to show for your efforts.Maybe if Real Estate is not your thing, have you guys thought about maybe buying a small store like a close (used don't wanter) 7/11 in a safe neighborhood, and have family work there (I don't know if $100k would get you into a 7/11), but just saying...because then he has a steady cash stream (for travel, a new car, dinner out, etc...) and the business (if ran right) should hold it's value against inflation.But then again that's not retirement.Just my 2 cents.Good Luck!