Anything anyone can add would be helpful as I have 16 residential properties and partnership in a shopping center but this side of the business is brand-new to me. 

Out business is centered around selling investment properties and helping investors buy properties.

Look to stage 1, potentially even 2 properties, with those funds and maximize cash flow. 100% doable. 

At some point I'll slow down and settle down but at this stage in life I love chasing deals, flipping out of deals into bigger deals, and growing into more advanced investing strategies.

EVs are decades away from being practical, they need to figure out how to 1)  not rape the environment both during the building and recycling stages, 2) get the costs down and 3) provide a serious power supply for them that does not rely on fossil fuels.

Quote from @Patrick Drury: @Alicia MarksProperties with caving in foundations I looked at one last week that I nicknamed "Alice in Wonderland house" because the foundation bowed 5.5" to the middle, rose 3 in the center front to back, and the drop ceiling in the kitchen made it seem like a fun house.

Aloha,Develop a process for each stage of your operation (client/property acquisition, application, move in, tenant management, move out, rent prep, marketing), and stick to it!

Meetups and networking have been very beneficial as I'm still in the early stages of my investing journey and real estate career. 

Another fascinating feature of this particular house was that it didn't have a Siegler type oil burning heaters that I was familiar with (these usually sit in the center of the house).

I'm playing the buy it, set it and forget it strategy and somewhere I can get a reasonable return while I hold it is very important for me at this stage in my investing career, perhaps 10 years from now I'll have a completely different objective.I'm not sure if you intend to live where you are buying but keep that in mind as well if you are, for your own sanity.