Once you are wealthy enough with passive income to cover your lifestyle, you can start a foundation or other non-profit to help people less well-off than you are.

A couple of years ago, I never would have thought that I could be content and even happy living a budgeted lifestyle.

Don't use your new income to improve your lifestyle with new clothes, a car, renovating your own home, etc.

Hi Mandy,It depends on your investment strategy and lifestyle goals.

Investing takes sacrifice and a willingness to forgo on a good time now, for a great lifestyle in the future.

If that is true, you are making a greed decision and not a lifestyle decision.

Most people who wait now will end up waiting another 20 years or the rest of their life. choosing not to do a deal now has more to do with conscious or subconscious fears than it does wisdom or strategy.

However, I quickly realized (with the help of my wife) that before we could comfortably start investing in real estate, we needed to make some significant lifestyle changes.

Would like units be be resolved and cleared out at different time periods versus based on the first of the month starting the Auction or eviction cycle.Whatever fits your lifestyle. 

Obviously if the restrictions with COVID continue with the changes in lifestyle accompanying it a larger portion of those buyers will likely flow to the suburbs.Some more good stats from NAR's 2020 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report"Millennials still make up the largest share of home buyers at 38 percent: Older Millennials at 25 percent and Younger Millennials at 13 percent of the share of home buyers.