so i just sold my passed parents last investment property for

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Build dielectric electroactive polymer artificial muscles for my robot waifu!

>>1221102
only if u name her after my mom

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>>1221107
O-okay Oedipus

Buy an apartment complex or apartment building in an area that won't have people move out. You may need to leverage your money with a bank. Buy something close to or within your nearest large town or city. Be a landlord as your new job. Maybe hire others later on to make your work less and less, buy more property or get educated and work in another field.

I second becoming a landlord. Buy a 3-level split in a college town, not a nice one though as students aren't the most thoughtful people. Learn webdev so you can live your NEET lifestyle in peace

how old are you?

just buy index funds

>>1221089
Congratulations, you can officially retire.

>>1221089

Move to America.

Canada is cold.

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Sells investment properties to become a landlord. Why wouldnt you just rent out the properties until you decided what you would even do with the money?

>>1222184
>1.21MM Canadian dollars.
>Retire

Haha. It'd be quite a risk to truly retire on that. That's only $963,000 US.

The OP should continue working but he does have the luxury of not having to worry about long periods of unemployment.

Buy small trade company retire profit preferably a hvac+plumping or fleet trucking

>>1221089

Just buy a diversified mix of index or mutual funds and call it good.

>>1221089

gib me bitcoins