The concencus is clear. Many ways to skin the cat. Real estate being the straight forward tried and tested Locally.

If you are willing to ignore the constant complaints of family... then yes, the single life is a-ok. To do this you have to keep a healthy distance from family members who want to fix you up!

WOW . u must be jokin.kwani which side of your brain are you using ?

@Aguytrying, what I'm getting from your opening post is that you want to earn an upper class income via low-risk investments. My train of thought is that you have to first get rich through high risk jobs/investments/business, then keep your money safe in low-risk, passive investments like rentals. So my question to you is... have you already got rich through a high risk job/investment/business?

@Seles - This is called Parkinson's Second Law which states "Expenditure rises to meet income". It affects everyone and has nothing to do with marriage. To survive you have to control your expenditure regardless of your age, marital status, level of income etc. or the inevitable will surely happen; The expenditure will rise to meet the income! True story. Do a self assessment. What happens every time you get an increase in income? Move to a 'better' house, get a new car, change where you shop, eat etc.

Habari ndiyo hiyo.