If you are not careful, it would be easy to get yourself into something that adjusts up at a time when you are barely skating by, causing an issue for cash flow and liquidity.

I'm going to post this as a timeline to make it easier to follow.3 months prior to getting my first deal I listened to BP podcasts everyday, watched Youtube videos of investors, and liquidated all the funds that I could. 04/2017- After researching and learning about REI, I finally got my first SFR at the auction for $89,000.

All started with confidence in myself and liquidating my stagnant IRA.  

The higher price points (which obviously vary by market) are much less liquid than the median or low price points.

Always keep some liquidity and I would  never invest out of town unless I either had someone with boots on the ground OR I could use my credit card to fund the investment, get the charge back protection for issues and then pay the card with my cash. 

I would personally deploy the savings account funds first and then liquidate and use the stock funds assuming those are making better returns currently than the savings account funds.When I say risk tolerance, depending on your knowledge and experience, stocks may be riskier than RE investments.

I’ve saved ~$500k so far in liquid assets to invest specifically for RE.I’m looking for some general advice on investing strategies that fit my goals and strengths.

One of my clients is planning to liquidate his rental portfolio and wanted to know if I knew any buyers."

Being new to commercial real estate, I want to ask for general advice on BP regarding methods used for finding an audience big enough for this larger, less-liquid property?

Being new to commercial real estate, I want to ask for general advice on BP regarding methods used for finding an audience big enough for this larger, less-liquid property?