I'd rather loose 20k on a flip and get the experience first hand than spend 20k on a seminar/coaching.Just point of view.

My background is in Military and IT, but I’ve recently shifted my focus toward achieving time and financial freedom through real estate.

The better question is "how do I try to get the most bang for my buck" to achieve the highest ARV.

@Yosef Lee thanks for posting, fantastic achievement.

The cap rates are only around 5-6%, which I’m already achieving with high-yield savings accounts—without the hassle of property management.I’m wondering if it’s worth pursuing the condo in Hallandale Beach or if I should consider investing out of state.

Contrary to what you may hear, I do believe that you should have properties in LLCs, for reasons I won't get into here, but let's say I sleep well at night having full first-hand knowledge of litigation procedures and knowing that if my real estate endeavors fail, it won't be due to collapse from liability.

Let's work together to achieve our real estate goals!

Balancing both goals can be achieved through a hybrid approach, where a portion of funds is allocated towards paying down the primary residence while also saving or investing in another property.

It'll probably take you about the same amount of time to achieve either goal.

How do they plan to achieve?