<prompt> Human: This is a rant. But I dont know what to do. My partner and I are literary lost for what and how to proceed with our lives. For starters, we both have full-time jobs. We make a combined income of 250,000 from our full-time jobs. We both max out our retirement accounts but have little in savings. Weve spent most of any monies on growing our real estate empire.Heres our dilemma. I havent been saving outside of retirement for almost 18 months. Ive been paying off debt I incurred by completing a full renovation on a 2 family house I bought over 2 years ago I should be debt free again, sans mortgage, in about 2-4 weeks. At the same time Ive been renting out the property and been making about 10,000 a month on both units 1 permanent tenant and 1 short term rental .My partner owns a co-op in Manhattan that weve been staying in very low monthly payments. She recently bought a single family house near the property I rent in Brooklyn. Shes looking to list the co-op and turn a decent profit.She would pay down the debt from the Brooklyn single family house shes currently renovating.Here is where it gets interesting. We want to start a family and finally settle down in one spot. The property she just bought can fetch a decent penny in the short term rental market. The monthly income will cover the costs i.e., mortgage, taxes, insurance and some.We own a few rental properties out of state that we dont intend on selling or leveraging.What does PF think? Should we move into one of the units? Should we rent a small apartment near the Brooklyn income properties? We just want some normalcy and settle down. Thoughts?  <response>: Im having trouble understanding what youre ranting about. You have a household income of 250k from your careers, you own multiple rental properties that bring in passive income of 10k a month, but you are wondering if you should live in one of your properties or buy a separate property? Lol I love first world problems. Ill side with keeping the rentals and buying a settle down home. 