For home B, we could almost definitely sell it and sell it quickly but we like keeping it around because literally everything in it is new.

Second floor units balcony/emergency egress has rotten wood ( rear unit had noticeable movement with two people standing on it, front unit literately came apart) estimate of $500. 

Hey I was literally just checking that page out.

I was wondering, starting off trying to invest, I literally don't have my own capital to purchase a home to eventually flip, rent, or sell, so I'd need to borrow, but I wouldn't be able to use interest, so was just curious if there was any other options for me to get started. 

The architect/engineer literally waited to send me a scope and estimate until the day I had targeted for him to take the existing measurements for drawings, despite me asking for it for weeks.

You can spread 10K over literally hundreds of loans at your desired risk level, with very strong statistical forecasts as to the rate of default.

With apartments, you could quite literally buy one deal and be done but you may need significant capital to buy it.So, the answer is: whichever you're better at, and whichever you can afford.

Did you literally just reach out to people offering space to rent? 

The county is extending a busy toll road that runs right next to the property, literally.  

How can I get involved in real estate investing in the New York Metro area as a beginner who is not financially literate?