I probably have to quit buying if I want to enjoy the fruits of my investments elsewhere. 

Today I biked to work, crushed fruits, veggies, chicken, and eggs and it's been a whole different story.

My job will pay for night classes if it is something I could convince them would help me with my job (I can do most relevant majors that rule is pretty much in place, so I don’t do underwater basket weaving).A little more possibly relevant info about me:I was C student in high school because I didn’t pay attention or do any of the homework which is something I really regret now and know I can do better if I had applied myself but I have worked hard at every job I have had and in the last year and a half gotten over 7 dollars in raises because of it and moving around to different jobs with experience and good references.My “why” for investing is so I can do whatever job I want to without the need to be concerned about the pay and so I can travel and so I can help friends and family instead on needing to look inward so much.The type of investing I’m interested in is first house hacking I ideally want to get a 2-4 plex so I can get some land lording experience and when I run the numbers I will include the cost of management, so I can test a few out with me being right there so when I get more doors I will have good people to call.After that I don’t have an issue staying in a house hack situation with roommates and the whole bit to try and get my W2 savings to as close to 100% as I can and continue to get small multifamily units until I can quit where I am to go in to something that I enjoy.

You can generate wealth and finance a lifestyle with real estate at the same time but then you are faced with the question of wether you want both your eggs in one basket because if the economy goes down and now your rentals start to not cash flow as strong and they aren’t providing you with a good income or you can’t fix and flip like you used to you have nothing to fall back on and support your existing assets.

I learned to not put all my eggs in one basket.

Putting all your eggs in a real estate basket at 20 might not be a good move. 

“The day you plant the seed is not the day you get the fruit.”

It's a biography about Samuel Zemurray who went rage to riches as an immigrant becoming the largest fruit trader in the Americas.

What the Covid has done is actually slow the Detroit market down just enough to keep the door open for investors who still want to get in while the getting is great and capitalize on getting that biggest bang for your buck, high double digit COC return, best rent to value ratio in the country as well as fruitful appreciation.

Buy 2 properties in 2020.Planting over 300 fruit plants.