So in time* Iv been a stock and ETF trader since I was 18 and buying bits of gold and silver for a back up if ever there was a down fall in my life.

Real economic productivity is NOT a day trader buying and selling stocks.

For ex., build up to 5k in monthly cash flow to live off of 3k.

It would be like a day trader in a raging bull market thinking they know trading.And I'm not sure I want to stay here, and we absolutely stunk as remote residential landlords - our rent is well below market and the place was damaged.What else should I be considering?

Been investing in Forex and the like for a couple years now.

I am an options trader, decent with numbers and get 20% cash on cash with non-directional, non-speculative options trading with consistency for the last 5+ years.Deal: This is the current property under contract:https://www.redfin.com/MD/Bethesda/9825-Old-George...The property has appraised for $835k as a tear down in the recent past, so purchase price seems like a good deal.

I hold an MBA from Hofstra University and was a trader of financial and commodity derivatives in London, Houston and Amsterdam.I am really more a buy and hold REI.

For ex.

I'll give you a bit of context to work with: I am currently taking the mandatory 7 week course to become certified to trade real estate as a realtor in my province, Alberta, Canada.

Being an experienced trader, my first instinct is to control risks and limit downside.