It really comes down to your own tolerance level and how consistent you are.  

At the end of the day, it's up to you (your risk tolerance).

You also have enough to buy low balance 2nd mortgages however that is only worthwhile if you have good risk tolerance, since things can easily go wrong on a single note (risk is spread by buying multiple notes).My first note was 16k, and I lost a ton of money.Second was 4.6k and made tonsThird was 2.3k and made 22k-ish profit4th was 7k and earns about 25% returnSo with 20k you can get into notes, but you have more risks.

Better have some money, some patience and lots of tolerance for risk.

However, it is important to find the right level of leverage for your given risk tolerance and financial situation.

It all depends on your time and risk tolerance.

I've secured financing, decided that pursuing a BRRRR deal sits well with our risk tolerance and financial situation, and now we have to find it.While "driving for dollars", Zillow, and networking have landed me a couple leads, I feel as though working with wholesalers will be a huge asset. 

Also, must install on a relatively level floor (3/16" tolerance over 4 ft, I believe).

Depending on your tolerance for risk, I think there are always opportunities to negotiate with motivated sellers in and around Boston.Always happy to meet up and chat about Real Estate and connect with like-minded folks so let me know.Best,Cheng

Only you know your risk tolerance.