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I'm going to have to disagree with the East and West Coaster's on this one Dylan.

I had purchased my first multifamily property the year before and really enjoyed getting the monthly checks (as opposed to the roller coaster of fix and flip/ wholesaling).

That's why our money is out of state on a merry go round and not local on a roller coaster! 

I crammed that emotional roller coaster of an education into the first 3 weeks of my real estate investing career.

It is an emotional roller coaster when you start so stay driven and determined, with that mindset, you can succeed.

It feels like I'm at the top of a roller coaster about to leap down.That being said, in my experience in other professionals I've held I always remember looking back at where I had begun, and where I am currently, reflecting on what I've learned and laughing at what I consider easy now that back then was the end of the world.If you could go back and say one sentence of advice to your rookie investor self, what would it be?

Real estate investing is an emotional roller coaster when you're new, and I'm not sure whether the extra stress of getting into deals is worth it.

Its was a roller coaster ride during the entire thing, but my clients loved the house because it was a perfect fit for them.

My husband and I invested a new construction started in August, and it has been a roller coaster since then.