I wouldn't necessarily call Wall Street a haven for growth & stability---the market served up over a trillion dollars in value depreciation/net losses prior to the FED stepping in...Real estate still and will always be the best bet from a risk/reward standpoint...Regards,Scott Miller

So in pretty low risk vs the reward in this scenario and difficult to make the numbers work in good enough areas to do this...

Never stopped studying and by 2007 I got my degree in Computer Engineering and last year I got my masters in Engineering Management....bottom line : work hard, study hard and life will reward you accordingly !!!

Each person's needed return, risk tolerance, acceptable workload/reward and market considerations are different.

Buying investment properties with cash is still more fun.There is no caste system, royalty or other impediment in the United States to prevent anyone from building wealth by studying hard, working hard, working smart, saving and investing.Many people who fancy themselves as sophisticated, real estate investors are really just rent collectors for banks, stuck with almost all of the risk and little of the reward.

Flyers, Word of mouth (with generous referral reward).

Depends on your status if u pay rent on time each month you may get a 1.5% cash back from your rent and I say "may" because the reward is a rotating category that changes month to month sometimes its cash back sometimes its a dozen of bagels sometimes its a 20 pack AA batteries.Uhhhh...ok...I was joking, relax... :)

Sometimes, for example, that means I tell someone to put the credit card away, take the debit card out, and stop chasing rewards points for a month.

Hey guys,Now as I am preparing to make my first REI in the next few years I am evaluating all options including their associated risk/reward and what best fits my lifestyle.

And I would no way no how buy any real estate that only made 100 a month the risk of borrowing the money does not equate to the reward for me personally.. little hiccup and poof..