@Jerry Shen I agree with the sentiments already oulined so far. As with any investment vehicle, the same principles of diversification and starting small apply. It may be easier to just dump everything into one property/investment, set it and forget it. But much like the stock market, you're gambling on an Apple or a Google, and may end up with a Theranos;) If you diversify, and one of the deals goes south, your losses will be offset, and you can get out and move into another deal. Don't go all in, or you'll go broke really fast. There is a learning curve, and it's a financial one, and it can be harsh. You may not have the economies of scale from larger buys, but you can offset with all cash offers and rehabbing. Real estate is a long term play so you want to look at the roadmap and see where you want to be in 10 years.
That's my 2 bitcoins, anyhow.
