The stock market took a big hit last week.We are all RE investors but many of us also invest in the market.Personally I use a set it and forget it approach - monthly auto deposits into 2 accounts: an IRA and a 529 (both Vanguard).However I do like to do some extra buying when I think the market makes a temporary yet significant drop.So is now a good time to pump some extra money in?

After paying mortgage/insurance/taxes have around $200-300 extra a month.

But an extra 7,000 a year could only help by boosting those other investments with more capital.

They can take extra photos for you, and advise on any additional due diligence they might recommend. 

Hello everyone,I'm just beginning to save some extra cash and looking to invest it in real estate.

I don't think that I can do anything about the two extra children - they're probably children from a previous relationship that they'll claim only visit every other weekend, even though it sure seems that they live there all the time. 

If appraisal and home inspection goes well we will have some extra capital to take part in a syndication or fun and be done with single family for a bit!

Once you have the rental, you can use the extra income from that to pay down the other loans faster.

I ran a flip from the Jersey Shore in Philadelphia a few years ago and even after having experience behind me, there were some mistakes I made that made the 90 minute drive to the property an extra problem. 

I would rather not buy a condo, just because I want to be extra cautious with it being my first deal.