A lot of investors in our database are stashing cash away now to invest in 2023 when it's believed that there will be more deals and fewer buyers (which of course means better purchase prices for investors).If you like passive investing but are concerned with risks in the multifamily space, it might be worth considering a debt fund or private lending.

I have trimmed my 'stash so I am not munching on it.

I'm stashing cash.

You should have enough for touch-ups or a stash of mistints stored to paint it as an accent wall. 

I've told him that they should stash as much cash as possible and pay the smallest amount that makes sense towards student loans (depending on interest rate etc) so that they can start investing in real estate asap.

If you can be your own financier, consider that money gained and equity stashed into your own property. 

You can read the statute yourself: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Sta...She has to notify you in writing, then give you 20 days to make the repairs.

Let's say those items amount to $250 a month.Any months you don't have a maintenance expense, stash away the money until you have a reserve account for your rentals of about $30,000.

And they go into banks and apply for loans usually with quite a bit of money already stashed away. banks are more interested in lending to investors that are in it for profit rather than the average American who may end up out of work and who won’t bring in endless money.Source: I worked in banking for four years and still know many who do.  

My gut tells me that your first order of business is to graduate with your degree - hopefully a degree for a field that you enjoy and that pays well - and stash every dollar possible when you do have opportunity to work.