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I'm not sure if this has been discussed before (did a quick keyword search and didn't come up with any recent threads), I would like find out how we should factor our real estate investments in our FIRE calculation. I believe most of us here own some RE investments.
Our current net worth is approximately 45% in physical real properties, including our main home and several investment properties that we collect rent from. The remaining portfolio is in marketable securities and cash. We have zero debt. We use Personal Capital to analyze our portfolio balance for reasonableness, but PC does not include RE in its model. We constantly getting warnings that our portfolio is too high in equity and not enough in alternatives. The retirement planner in PC does allow us to add RE as "events", such as rental streams and dispositions. It is far from sophisticated. Elsewhere most the calculators don't have an option to include rental RE in retirement planning.
What do you do with RE investments when you calculate your ER cashflow?
Our current net worth is approximately 45% in physical real properties, including our main home and several investment properties that we collect rent from. The remaining portfolio is in marketable securities and cash. We have zero debt. We use Personal Capital to analyze our portfolio balance for reasonableness, but PC does not include RE in its model. We constantly getting warnings that our portfolio is too high in equity and not enough in alternatives. The retirement planner in PC does allow us to add RE as "events", such as rental streams and dispositions. It is far from sophisticated. Elsewhere most the calculators don't have an option to include rental RE in retirement planning.
What do you do with RE investments when you calculate your ER cashflow?