My first inclination is to say read Scott Trench's Set for Life and build up a bit more of a nest egg before jumping into real estate.

I believe setting a date to jump and start my journey will definitely give me a solid goal to work for and push me out of the nest.

Nest is too complicated and won’t lock on temperatures unless it’s stuck on heat or cool.

Like eagles, they force their little babies to leave the comfortable nest, and sometimes getting kicked out makes you learn how to fly.

You could buy approximately 20-30 properties and still have a good nest egg left over for emergencies.

You might want to read through the existing threads before poking that hornet's nest again.

If you do 10-12, then you can begin to risk your nest egg and not have to split the profits with anyone. 

My favorite city in the whole world.It was Conde Neste's Best City in the World voted that by members.

If that's all you are doing and have cold feet, stay in a fund, annuities can be had from insurance agents.Besides the money, I liked knowing my money wasn't backing some sleezy corporation, polluting the ground or air, wasn't used to make people fat or die, that it had a social purpose, built dreams for families, kept an elderly person in their home, gave people a chance to build a nest egg or go into business.

If she sells it she could have money to nest egg, if she is upside down in the property it is bad news for all of you.