Books like "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" can give good tips.

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Lastly with that said amount I’d say you put most into liquidity for your health reasons and start out with something you can be able to afford when your health needs best part of so you don’t start worrying much on what to do further causing you higher health risks because RE isn’t a get rich quick…..That been said, the ball still in your court….!!!

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

1) Communicating with property mangers on tenant issues, vacancies, etc. 2) Listening to/Attending Webinars regarding real estate investing3) Driving for dollars4) Searching MLS and online for on-market deals5) Working on the business's social media accounts 6) Posting and reading through real estate forums (Such as this one) for real estate purposes (finding deals, educational purposes, etc.)

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Best of luck with the listing @Matthew Rich ! 

Hey Peter - I am 23 myself, and the first thing that motivated me was Rich Dad Poor Dad. 

I like the camaraderie, folks help each other with issues that arise.It is my anecdotal observation that in some groups, folks mostly invest with the main character, who gets rich(er) and the folks make some money.