Jennifer,
As others have said you have to expand on your investing goals. Real Estate Investing is not a "get rich quick" situation. It needs a proper investment strategy to reach the goal you are looking for. There is no doubt that Real Estate is a great way to become wealthy, but it will take more than one deal.
At 40, you have time to invest and let your portfolio grow. Find a property type that you like SFR, or duplex-quad. Then find an area that you like. Many of the investors that I work with find that since they are not planning to manage the property investing out of state in a turn key investment strategy is the best route to good appreciation in a growing area and good cashflow.
If you are planning on investing $80k that is a great start for a down payment and is enough to get very favorable rates on a loan. Make sure as others have said that this is the number that you can invest. The investors that I work with find that they can get at good COC return on new construction. There is very little surprise maintenance cost and the builder can get rates that are way below the secondary market
We have an off market inventory of new construction properties in a number of areas that fit the goals of many investors.
Best of luck finding the best place to start.