Don't listen to naysayers, especially those that haven't taken the plunge themselves.Hit me up anytime.

We have some light real estate experience but are now making the jump and plunging in head first towards making this our primary activity - all as the means to the end of us having financial freedom and allocating our time to the things that are important in our lives.We live abroad in Europe but have a home base in the Charlotte, NC area.  

At this point in our investing career, we didn't realize we could be part of anything other than SFR's, so we took the plunge!

If you've been thinking about it for a year now I would say take the plunge! 

Also, you mentioned being older and being scared to take the plunge.

So I took the plunge at 45 yrs old and said bye to my W2 job.

Before you take the plunge, make sure you’re ready to invest the time and energy necessary to see a worthwhile return on investment.Remember, Details MatterRegardless of how you finance your rental property, be sure you’ve got adequate paperwork in place to set you up for success and steady income from the property you buy.

Trying to make the plunge but working on settling on a strategy.

Will very much appreciate if you can give us your current perspective on investing in Cleveland, this will help out of state investors like myself to take the plunge in this market or go somewhere else like Dallas, Texas.

Part of his strategy was the cold plunge aspect that they rave about.