Hello.My name is Terry.I live in Brooklyn NY.My main field is E-commerce - online sales.Recently I became very interested in Real Estate investment.I do have 200k just sitting in my bank account and I want to invest them asap.But unfortunately for me I do have very little experince in real estate.So I would appreciate any suggestions on where to start and what is the best way for newbie like me.

A lot of time compared to e-mails, a phone call or chat. 

Originally posted by @Brad E.

. $32,800/ea.1900 E 19th Ave - 4 BR, recently renovated (needs stove and fridge), ready for new tenants $50K - MLS-2180280372122 Myrtle -  2 BR Flat -  Rented $540/month (rents are a little low for the area, 2 BR are around $600-$625 Range on average.

@Daniel E., I appreciate your desire to do the right thing and help this person out if possible, but it really boils down to whether or not they can afford to live here.

You have e some unique real estate specific qualities.

I'd start by looking at every line on the form E and creating a category for it, with subs for each unit if applicable. 

@Danny E Wyatt , HELOC interest will generally higher than your mortgage. 

But the tenant had already taken all of the items out of the unit, so we didn't need to haul anything to the curb.If someone just leaves and isn't evicted, I get something signed and in writing (or an e-mail) that they have vacated the unit and any possessions left in it. 

To add to the great lists above, here are my choices:Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies by Peter Conti & Peter HarrisCommercial Real Estate Investing: A Creative Guide to Successfully Making Money by Dolf de RoosCommercial Real Estate for Beginners: The Basics of Commercial Real Estate Investing by Peter HarrisThe Perfect Investment: Create Enduring Wealth from the Historic Shift to Multifamily Housing by Paul MooreHow to Buy and Sell Apartment Buildings by Eugene E.