It's refreshing to hear a more conservative approach to real estate investing than is often addressed.

And a few grand to refresh/repair upon turnover of a bad tenant every now and then.

@Tony Tonev Great advice here in this thread.Thanks for the refresher on how painful SFR and small multifamily RE strategies can be ;-) I think you might be ready for the next level: commercial multifamily real estate (5+ units).

It was refreshing to see the emails from offerpad and open door.

Once you’re in the trenches, you can find all kinds of trainings to refresh you and teach you the things you’ll use the most.

It's always refreshing to find people that are like minded and younger that are chasing their dreams.

To talk to people who are not afraid of the what iffs would be refreshing.

@Surendra Chawla and others, for the Phoenix metro area, I found a very useful resource called the Cromford Index.This is put together by ASU's Head of the Real Estate Dept (Prof Michael Orr).http://getyourphx.com/refresher-the-cromford-report/http://cromfordreport.com/index.htmlThis seems to be a very unique and highly useful index specific and limited only to Phoenix area.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

. - Do a small price drop, nothing drastic, to refresh the MLS and show buyers you are serious about selling.  

It's easy to get discouraged as a newbie in real estate (overnight success doesn't exist and having patience and doing the actions steps needed on a consistent basis is key...)Hearing other passionate real estate investors is really refreshing and inspiring.Good luck to all of us!