Hopefully nothing that good comes up again until I can make that decision from a place of strength rather than ambition.

But I completely agree that you cant expect that 1 property will  give you financial freedom.So my ambition in the USA is to have 20 + rentals within 5 years.i have got some reasons to start investing in the USA.

Hello guys, i am planning to move out to San Antonio at the end of the month and i dont have a place to live in yet but i have the ambition to not only purchase a home for my family and i but also purchase property that i can hold then rent out for cashflow and appreciation this year of possible.

In my opinion too strong ambition is equal to too much stress, I still need to start sleep early at 8:30pm, I tell my boss if I were in your position, I can't sleep, and his health is very deteriorating, it's not worthed I guess depends on one ambition.b) How Real estate can affect health, in other thread I told one time that I have to fight squatter, this is the biggest stress in my life, because of this I would not invest in certain area.c) However, once I invested in Hawaii, my stress level went to zero LOL.

I admire your ambition, but if you want extraordinary results, I'd recommend putting in extraordinary effort.

However, despite having some liquidity and an abundance of ambition I am finding it extremely difficult to find any new deals worth pursuing.

Ultimately, the decision should mirror your financial ambitions, how actively you're looking to manage your portfolio, and your risk tolerance level.Take some time to reflect on what you hope to achieve with this investment.

Account Closed Timothy, it sounds like you have some great ambition, partnered perfectly with some healthy skepticism.

New people come around all the time with big ambitions and then disappear after a few months. 

My true goal is to earn enough cash flow to 1) cover my necessities and general living expenses and 2) replace my W2 (I have the approximate numbers for these goals based on my own personal ambitions.)Based on your comment, it sounds like I should strive to own high quality real estate in medium-high barrier to entry (read desirable, appreciating, etc.) neighborhoods.