Do this and over time you'll see a reasonably large nest egg that can be used as a down payment to invest in real estate.

And if anyone is interested, here's what Google is doing in the same area:https://9to5google.com/2020/08/26/google-nest-hub-hotel/"The convenience and utility of Smart Displays can extend beyond the home.

However, I discovered in the Idaho Housing Authority office, that they choose who will be the nest section-8 tenants, if you apply to them, for as much.

Whatever you would normally pay for rent, put that away for 2 years and then after 2 years you have a nest egg for a downpayment for your next property.

@Mike Dymski That might be the nest advice ever!

THis means you will need to flip your cash, over and over, as quickly as you can each time, reinvesting your profits each time in the nest flips, until you've reached a point where your seed money is enough to start spending the profits (on the next flips) as down payments on your rental units. 

My husband and I have worked our asses off for the little bit of a nest egg we have and now I feel like every time I have a vacancy I run the risk of someone destroying my property, or getting sued by that one person that works the system.  

If you fly the nest with all of the company cash, the guarantor is on the hook. 

Nest looks good for this but I was looking for anything with better price points if possible.

No one can predict future - anyone who says they can has way too big an ego.Personally, I am probably 60% real estate 40% stock market.Is my nest egg optimized?