Or for you "Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor" freaks out there that want to give a grunt or two and pull out the bulldozer...with the aspirations of then turning it into a $1Million Mansion in the heart of the ghetto!!!! 

Live without that stress on your back.If you are a go getter and know that you can better use that money to build something that will sustain itself for the long term, then leverage that money towards building something.You know in your heart who you are. 

TikTok may make you feel good and boost your confidence, but real estate is expensive so you may consider focusing a very small amount of time on TikTok, and  a larger % of your time on more proven platforms. 

I'm a marketer at heart but more importantly, I'm super curious about your approach and what you would do in this scenario and may help other new agents, like myself.Scenario:Imagine you got kidnapped and blindfolded.

My credit is less than impressive but I plan on boosting it susbstantially over the next two years. 

Purchase price: $58,000 Cash invested: $30,000 A coop townhome in the heart of the Bay Area about to go on sale for $190K.

To put the image in context, the bathrooms had drop ceilings installed for some reason in the past, previous to the drop ceiling there was plaster and lathe which was half heartedly removed.

My prediction was that I boost the house from 59k as it is now and make it 80k so that when I refinance I can do that with another house.

Counter to @Jaron Walling 's point of view on the retirement pull, which is still very sound advice on his part so do take that to heart. 

Now, it might give you a boost if you have several properties that produce income and help you offset some of that.