I am a young guy with zero experience in real estate and a VERY limited amount of experience in stock trading.

Stuff with less taxable distributions like index funds and growth stocks in regular cash accounts.Thank you guys for your service! 

Probably not the return shareholders are hoping for, since that's only about a $3/share return, which is a pretty paltry 15% over a 10-year holding period, based on current stock price of about $20/share--so if there was no operating income, this wouldn't be a great stock investment.There is definitely some risk baked into their model, which is why they have to pay bondholders a better rate of return than they would get investing in a Treasury Note where your principal is guaranteed by the US Government, or putting the money into CDs where it is guaranteed by FDIC.

Keep in mind most Baltimore housing stock is very old.

Being retired I am buying cash flow and using my own money; I can buy an annuities, index funds, invest in stocks, and/or buy property etc.

The stock market is another area everyone is waiting for corrections to buy bargains.

Let’s not subjugate him to the whims of the stock market, excessive information with really intentions of selling books, let’s be the real deal to Joe!

I have around 200K in stocks which I want to reinvest in real estate.

Figure in your Time and card stock no savings The drawback on less than first class is you don’t get returns or forwarding address notices.

Sean Trily The US is on a long run with low interest rates and a bull stock market.