Have you made purchases in this fashion before?  

One involved using a funnel from one of his toys and one involved doing something in an assembly line fashion to reduce the amount of time it took to switch tasks. 

We are growing with lots of networking and good old fashioned hard work.

@Matthew R McnultyYou're completely right that the best way to go is still the old-fashioned driving for dollars and relationships.Market inefficiencies are what the smart real estate investor should look for.

Platforms like LinkedIn and BiggerPockets can be valuable resources.Door Knocking: While it may seem old-fashioned, door knocking in target neighborhoods can be effective.

With him being able to live with us rent free while still making a decent amount of money for being almost 22 and good spending habits, is it worth exploring options to use our situations together to procure real estate in some form or fashion?

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To build long term wealth, I'd suggest purchasing the old fashioned way. 

I think I agree that it would take something like a sharp and sudden interest rate hike to shock the markets in that fashion, which is highly unlikely. 

Quote from @Jason Allen: Hi Jason,Do you use an actual old fashioned Rolodex?