They’re less than 1/4 mile away from each other and Lowe’s has a great selection of in stock appliances and certain things that Home Depot doesn’t while my contractor gets a better discount on certain things from Home Depot.

I own RE (STVR), fix and flips, RE notes, stocks, parts of businesses, land, oil and gas wells  and other things in my SDIRA's.

When you are building a legacy to pass down to your kids and grandkids, asset classes that take multiple forms is critical to longevity.If you were a long-term investor of Blockbuster stock at one time you would have felt like this would last forever but stick to the fundamentals and invest in tried and true methods for the long run.

(insert fave emoji here) I think cryptos were also short-term, I view them as pre-IPO stocks, get in early or else. 

This is numbers I am used to (all variables as same as possible so lets assume renovated, well stocked and furnished with a pool 5 mins from beach):3 Bedroom = $80k average purchase price $550k4 Bedroom = $130k average purchase price $700k5/6 Bedroom = $180k average purchase price $850kHope that makes sense and helps in some way

If so, I would target those markets with a ton of multifamily stock and start building more empire there.

Don’t have another down payment saved at the moment but have some company stocks that will vest over the next few years that could amount to another down payment.

I currently have a little over 35k in high yield savings and I'm on pace to have around 100k when I'm 18, I have a bit of money in stocks but I've always wanted to get into real estate, ive been watching the bigger pockets podcast for a while and ive also read quite a few books, i know how to value properties and I have 2 people who are willing to cosign deals for me.

Think of a stock market analogy.

Stock investors who sold after the initial collapse of the market (Spring 2020) now regret that decision.