Either job is tough I don't want to give the impression real estate is simple. its not and 50% that try it blow out first year.. but that's better than the 90% who try wholesaling blow whatever money they have and figure out its way to hard  and not really that profitable when you consider the fixed over head that has to keep on churning.Granted like all things cream rises to the top.. and there are wholesalers of course that make money and some in little honey hole locations will trade real estate like used cars.. by that I mean low value assets trading at 5 to 50k per house.. but that AINT the west cost. 

Meanwhile the S&P is up 10% YTD and savvy traders have easily made 20%. 

The goal is to create an all-inclusive platform for collaboration amongst stock traders.

Never ever trade rent for labour.

I would love to connect and trade RE stories to see what we can learn from each other as we go through the process. 

I'm a Forex trader, on my own for 3 1/2 years and I'm also a full time Baker for 14 years.

Hi Evan,I invest in both and have been a stock trader for 20yrs. 

I am looking for areas where the Vegan restaurants are going, the Microbreweries, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, etc.

Never trade rent for services.

Retail chains like Starbucks and Trader Joe’s are good signs of upcoming gentrification.