Unless you're a day trader in the stock market, never try and time the market.

Very well mate @federico gutierrez, thanks for the reply.My LLC is under my name 100%, so I am the sole trader of my company.

But I think you need to know the skill/trade really well first. 

2 bed 2 bath 2 parking spaces with in unit washer dryer located a bock west of pacific $320,000 HOA $220/month https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/2090937594_z...2 bed 2 bath 2 parking space in unit washer and dryer with a gym in the complex located a block or two away from where they are going to build a brand new trader joe's $595,000 HOA $486https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/111919528_zp...Feel free to ask questions, blast me, make fun of me all criticism is welcomed so I can learn.Cheers!

Trader Joes 5 minutes, WF 10 minutes walk, so is a major university. 

@Athina Margaris So as an equities investor, that thought sounds synonymous to stock traders trying to time the market.

You want to earn a few million in five years, put on your suit and head down to Wall Street and see if they are hiring traders (ps they aren't, not unless you went to a Top 10 B-School) Some folks have given you well meaning, but incorrect advice.

Don't be afraid to leave them some $3 Trader Joes/Aldi wine as a welcome gift too - that'll guarantee your positive review :-) Best of luck!

I would also like additional capital to -Fix up that home (instead of me paying for the repairs/upgrades over time)Invest in stocks, (As I've been learning/studying for over a year now, making small amounts here and there as a trader) Potential upgrades for my business (me and my family run a successful auto body and paint shop)Because of my good credit (almost 800) I feel like some type of bank/company/individual must be out there willing to work with me!

Central to everything - Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Starbucks are all signs.