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Geriatric Ponderings

Now that I am retired I look around and am painfully aware that my interactions with those senior to me are rapidly decreasing. It's unlikely that I will be able to maintain my properties too much longer and I have to conserve my resources. I have to be realistic. Those that I am attached to are likewise becoming elderly and are becoming very needy. I am not likely going to move to a borough is the desert SW so as to avoid shoveling snow but having to contend with four properties scattered around minnesota is unrealistic. Let's face it. I'm going to die. It could happen at any moment. It's hard letting go. One thinks that one can still do things they did at age 17. But this body is failing. This mind is slowing down. Not sure what to do.
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Convivial · 26-30, F
Remove as much unnecessary stress as you can... These are your twilight years and should be enjoyed, not periods of worry
@Convivial True at ALL ages!
Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
Probably makes sense to sell up and enjoy the money they'll generate.

Or have a property management company take over the maintenance of them.
But that will come with fees and may be seen as taxable income on top of whatever else you might be paying

 
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