The reality is that it is pretty unfeasibly for you to do so.

So my point is to dream and dream big, but with your feet on the ground and know that the nitty gritty stuff that happens with real estate on a daily basis is going to be a reality you will be dealing with.  

A little about myself: I've spent the last 7 years trying to make self-driving cars (and now commercial trucks) a reality.

Not sure on the likelihood of any proposal this lopsided passing but the sad reality is that SFH and smaller apt rentals won’t go away.

I am in kind of a pickle with my current situation when in comes to REI. My current plan is to purchase a multi-unit property in Key West, Fl (Current market prices are 625k+ for viable choices in the area) and house ...

Not to turn this political but i think its time to start recognizing that there is a real chance of this becoming reality and its only a few months away. 

Maybe a money partner could stretch his dollars but if he is a successful contractor he can probably find financing himself.Having a regular contractor you work with consistently and can trust is great, but in my experience so far, the idea of actually partnering with a contractor and the reality of partnering with a contractor have not matched up. 

Are others concerned that cities such as Denver, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Tulsa, Seattle, will have to face their new reality of low oil prices and minimal tourism for 2020?

After he exhausts all the funds including government benefits and savings, or he finds some job in another city, the reality will kick in that he will have to sell.

Biggerpockets: Where dreams turn into reality, lol!