Now if you have a dollar cost averaging style, flipping/ turn around model, trend following, momentum, or any of a countless number of other philosophies you may not have the same feelings about cash and that's fine. 

I am living very very cheaply so much so that people do not believe me less then 800 a month total and all no bills after that 10k a year and I'm clear all the rest is investing and saving money she has no bills because she lives with family we will be a one car home when we buy to save on that and it will be a little more expensive but shouldn't shift all yo much.Would you say it's worth it to keep this momentum up in savings to buy the condo just to upright sell it. as of now return is important yes but I want to conserve my momentous savings first and foremost and solidify it so I can have a great catalist for future investments

I feel like I have some momentum.

Given the sustained momentum and growth of renter households vs. owner households (JCHS Data), one might say that you are actually arriving at just the right time!

Momentum is key 

I am already up 15% in value on that deal, thanks to Market momentum and the discounted price I paid for it.

Keep the momentum going.

But once the trend gains momentum and there are new restaurants opening up the positive dynamic in the housing market will increase.

With enough reps in the student rental market, there won’t be much you are unprepared for when you jump into your first deal.Best of luck young man, and keep the positive momentum going!

That's why in this live webinar, Brandon Turner (co-host of The BiggerPockets Podcast) is going to help you get your "train" moving by walking you through the necessary steps to buy your first, second, or third rental property - to build your momentum for a life of financial independence!