Quote from @James Hamling: Quote from @Ryan Daulton:Real Estate appreciates just 4% annually - $43,330.58 "profit"That's the key emphasis there "appreciates".As long as the appreciation is faster than CD rate then that asset is good.But some office building like in 455 Market St San Francisco lost value 80% within 10 years lol.

To do this, the full loading speed of the website should be 3 seconds or faster.

College drained my finances faster than I anticipated, but I've found a new path that feels right for me.

Real estate is NEVER liquid it is illiquid, BUT if I have a 100 unit apt complex vs a SFR yes i could potentially liquidate the SFR faster then 100 unit. but thats speculative . and if my 100 unit is cashflowing.. why would i WANT to liquidate

That will help you reach your real estate investment journey much faster and give you more flexibility.

I told her that too.I used to have a knee jerk response whenever a tenant called about a repair, but now I stop and think - would I even be able to get a repair person to my own home any faster?

In my opinion, it is best to buy deals valued at less than $100k in all cash, but if you want to scale faster with leverage, you need to find higher value section 8 deals.

You will also rent it faster and probably at a higher rent. 

@John Vela-Garcia Hey John, often times you will find that it is cheaper/faster to do a renovation on an existing home as opposed to building a new one.

Aka it was a bad experience-Did I sell these at a profit that then allowed me to grow my portfolio faster than projected?