Look into their zero expense, zero minimum index funds and find something that lines up with your time horizon and your tolerance for volatility.https://www.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/investing-ideas/index-funds

I will document/take notes on my session and share with the community.Assumptions:My target demographic: College students/young professionalsSweat Equity: I am willing to work on the weekends and weekday eveningsTime Horizon: 5 - 10 yearsObjective: Financial Freedom at the fastest rate with the most conservative risk level.

Depending on the level of financial impact events that you have on the horizon, you might re-think taking on something somewhat risky like real estate investing while you still have some debt.All-in-all, you should be "responsibly leveraged."

Don't forget to investigate if there are special assessments now or on the horizon. 

Real estate is a fine asset class, but so are public securities over a long horizon you are no doubt facing. 

I think there is opportunity on the horizon; opportunity to help people and to profit.

This is investing in a short horizon. 

I'm looking at a 10 year horizon and want to be "cautiously aggressive" with REI toward that horizon. 

My time horizon would be to move out within 2-3 years so I do not have to live next to the tenants and move somewhere a bit safer/ closer to work.

Find out what state and local laws are mandating at this time and if there's an end to those restrictions on the horizon.