Lastly, if you focus on low income--  I think you should be more understanding and cognizant that $20 is a lot to that sector.   

But the stock market is not tremendously different than the real estate market -- sure, the ENTIRE stock market is up but not every sector is the right investment.

Dallas has a strong real estate market with a growing population and diverse economic sectors, which could present attractive opportunities for MTR/LTR and multifamily investments.Remember, conducting thorough market research and due diligence is essential when investing in any market, whether it's in-state or out-of-state.

It will come with vast experience and or building a team or having good partners that know that sector of the market better than you do. 

The other sectors can be just as good but I suggest finding the field you feel the most comfortable with.

What do you expect to learn from a turnkey investment and don't you think you can make more than $100/month on whatever you would buy in many, many other financial sectors?

To be clear, unlike the last recession when borrowers had to prove hardship in order to qualify for a forbearance plan, a move made to make sure that taxpayers were only helping those who truly were in need, the current regime has opened this up to any and all homeowners with a loan from the GSEs or the GNMA programs.This means that even people still employed, earning their regular pay and able to make the payment on their home, can simply opt in for a free “put” provided by the federal government to be paid for first by private industry and backed up by the taxpayer.But in doing so, policy makers thrust billions of dollars of liquidity risk right on top of the financial services sector that may take down the system entirely if they don’t adhere to their responsibility.

All bets are off if the tech sector gets hit hard with massive layoffs or there is a full blown recession.

But that’s an exotic world for workers in the service sector such as food preparation and serving, personal care (i.e. hair, nails, and so forth), healthcare, and building maintenance.

., and with a deluge of new residents, the multi-family residential sector is slated to see voracious demand, particularly over the next decade.