I do hope that some of my experiences – fruitful and not so – are somewhat helpful particularly for newbie investors and experienced investor’s comments and ideas are very welcomed and I need to find what is next for me in real estate investing. 

Thank you very much for sharing all information is very useful. this case for my lack of experience does not help and I want to ride in this car ...Grateful to have good day ..

I wouldn't put the remainder of your cash out until you have a concrete direction to go-- you'll be gaining a lot of experience as a landlord house hacking.

Share your thoughts, experiences, or even strategies in the comments section below; then let's get this conversation rolling and make a lot of cash registers ring too!

I'm currently working on learning and gaining experience in real estate, aiming to make that happen sooner rather than later.

I just wanted to take a few minutes to propose a thought experiment in hopes of sparking a discussion on what the practical strategies to achieving financial success are and what the necessary disciplines one must apply to get there.

I've had success with direct marketing, cold calling and social posts, but when it comes to the topic of pre-foreclosures, being able to strand face to face with a homeowner can make a huge difference, just my experience.  

Have you considered exploring other paths, such as taking a gap year to work and gain some real-world experience before making a decision about college?

My experience is mostly in renovation, but my passion is making the built environment more seamless with nature and thereby more beautiful. 

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.