Getting on the lower end of that bracket is just icing on the cake.

I have a decent job that pays pretty well, so cash flow is not priority and just icing on the cake.

I don't think it runs contrary to common sense and a sense of justice, however. 

And who ever coined the term  " appreciation is just icing on the Cake" should be shot !!!

I dont think having one successful airbnb house - hack will do you justice in the long run if you are looking for $2,400 consistently.

Originally posted by @Michael Justice:@James C Norman Jr If you choose wisely you can make a fortune during a recession That's a big if, Michael. 

I love justice. 

After a few test runs with smaller purchases and slowly scaling up, I was maxing out my cards and buying almost 250k worth of coins per week, and having my cop friend escort me to the bank as I dropped off case after case of coins to Wells Fargo (I hate Wells Fargo, so it was poetic justice that they would get stuck with all of these coins).  

Hold my beer.Joking aside, I have several college level classes w/o a degree from criminal justice to the brink of higher level calculus.Basic math and comprehension are really the only tools you need.

I'd like to get to a point where I can give a substantial portion of my income to charities, and perhaps even create a foundation for the causes I care about - environmental protection, human/animal welfare, social justice, etc.- Buy a piece of land to care for and to create my dream cabin in the woods- Learn from a mentor (through reciprocity of course, giving where I can), be a lifelong student and teacher, and ultimately mentor others who are seeking financial freedom through real estate.I have a LOT of entrepreneurial juice at the moment, like busting at the seems.