Explore Morgan's story.*

See how Schwab Wealth Advisory™ could potentially help investors like Morgan turn real estate investing into a flexible part of their retirement strategy—without sacrificing long-term stability.

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About Morgan

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Meet Morgan,* a recently retired entrepreneur in her early 60s with two priorities: keeping her portfolio on track and building additional income through real estate. After selling her business, she began managing property flips to support her lifestyle without taking on another full-time venture.

She came to Schwab Wealth Advisory with a few key questions in mind:

  • How should I manage my investment portfolio alongside my real estate work
  • How can I fund real estate flips and still cover living expenses while properties are being renovated or sold?
  • How do the tax and liability implications of my real estate activity impact my overall financial picture?
  • Can I access funds without spending the principal from selling my business?

Incorporating real estate

Morgan* was looking for a way to stay engaged in retirement without diving into another full-time business venture. She had started funding real estate flips and wanted to understand how to support those projects—and her lifestyle—without disrupting her long-term financial plan or triggering avoidable taxes.

Portfolio oversight

Although Morgan* was actively funding real estate projects, she didn't want to manage every detail of her traditional investment accounts. She was looking for a simpler, hands-off approach that could support her lifestyle without constant involvement.

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Long-term planning

Morgan* had no immediate plans to stop investing and wanted confidence that her long-term goals were still on track. She wanted to make sure her real estate activity fit within a bigger picture—without introducing unnecessary risk to her future.

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