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I'll have a crack at this one. For me, I have set a very high expectation of what I believe my 'retirement' will be like. If I wanted to live on $40k per year, I could retire today. But I don't want to. I want to retire on $150k per year (in 2005 dollar terms). I then want to support myself...

One the things to remember, I think, is that if you are only spending yield and not growth (ie LOR not LOE), then over time the actual amount of the yield should be increasing. If your properties average, say 5% growth per year, then after 15 years your income will have doubled, assuming...

These models are interesting, but don't always make sense to me. If I have built a portfolio which, in the longer term, has generated an average yield of 5%, with some growth as well. I figure that, in the longer term, I'll spend just under the total yield (allowing a cash buffer to build...