I have $400k in accessible cash looking to deploy towards real estate.

Good evening BP'ers,If you were 30 years old on a 50k salary w/ great benefits, no debts with 80k in accessible funds.

We are also able to build on lots which are inaccessible to conventional & traditional construction systems, all with little to no impact on the environment.I am looking to engage all kinds of individuals here on this great platform to talk further about my passions, my profession, and my plans for the future.  

They have taken in access of 8 figures from all of us since 2006!  

As every year there is more people in the U.S. then the year before, if the $ supply stayed static, it would mean the existing $ supply get's split by more hands, and that would cause a DEFLATIONAYRY event in the $supply, which would cause restriction in access too $, slowing economic activity and, cause INFLATION to the cost of $, resulting in INFLATION to all items due to this restriction, from simple demand-supply relationship. 

I know that equity value is almost always inaccessible so it's not liquid unless we refinance or use a HELOC to realize it.  

I'm fortunate that I travel there about monthly for work, so while it's out of state it's not inaccessible for me.

I have a couple of Air BnB units that are inaccessible at the moment due to the flooding.

Common mistake by those new to real estate but this 45k in equity in accessible.

If something goes wrong, you've invested "extra/saved" money not "desperately need to eat money"I wouldn't go to college just to go to college - while I don't think RE investing is inaccessible, I just think its a difficult path to jump into without some financial stronghold behind you.