After watching friends lose millions and in one case several hundred million in the 2008 crash, I am convinced that building cash flow with little risk is that way to go, and putting your personal house on the chopping block is too risky for my taste.

At the macro level, we are probably in the late innings for several popular asset classes but that does not mean you cannot find a good deal at the micro level or that some assets classes are not in different cycles.

I bought that several years before my company sent me overseas.

Lane, Here in Mobile, AL apartment living is popular being that we have several universities in town.  

From my severance, we have a nice cash windfall, and now have more liquidity than we've ever had.

We have several great meetups in the ft Lauderdale area, they are listed on BP under events, come & check us out.  

I use Cozy.co to collect monthly rent but this takes several days to setup and thus not best when need quick deposit. 

Bought several SFRs in Milwaukee but that market is getting popular as well.  

I knew about leasing but had several people tell me that they would never do it, so I was curious as to other opinions.

Especially when they're justifying trusting you with several tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.