If I were in your shoes and aiming to build a portfolio while still working, I'd focus on strategies like BRRRR that let your capital work for you while building both cash flow and long-term value.Happy to discuss more if you have specific questions or want to explore Detroit as an option!

I’ve educated myself with books like Rich Dad Poor Dad and real estate podcasts, and I know I’ll succeed.I’d love advice from others who’ve been in my shoes: Is it okay to start investing in a different area if one strategy isn’t working?

I'm in the same shoes you are and I'm looking for sponsors also.

That said, if you were in my shoes would you advise looking into syndications or trying to find deals to buy and hold myself?

Shoe collection and wardrobe that's way beyond what my budget affords. 

Carpets in bedrooms are okay since there will be less foot traffic with shoes on in those rooms.

What would you do in my shoes?

Hey Bree,It's fantastic to see your excitement... it reminds me of a friend of mine who was in your shoes not too long ago.

If the shoe fits, of course.Would be happy to hop on a call and chat anytime, if you'd like.Cheers!

It's directly manipulated by the Federal Reserve via quantitative easing, yield curve control, and short term manipulation of Fed Funds rate.Over the next 40 years, there will be a Minske Moment when people realize that (without reserve currency status, and the ability to counterfeit our own currency ad infinitum) the U.S Treasury is an objectively insolvent entity.