I've been hearing a lot about the potential of real estate investing to build lasting wealth.

@Chai Xiong Just tried calling today.

You could try getting a HELOC with your primary and using this money as short term funds to acquire rentals that need a light-medium renovation using 100% purchase/rehab hard money and just using the HELOC to pay points and holding costs.

I'm particularly passionate about Florida and it's vacation spots.Outside of real estate, I enjoy my family, taking vacations, cooking, anything that pertains to the outdoors and learning about different cultures.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Hey Jack,First off, huge congratulations on taking this step at just 20..you've got a bright future ahead in real estate!

Thanks for all of the responses. 

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I've been curious how it compares to other 'pro' tools, I'm not an advisor just a personal finance nerd.

Just my 2 cents on condos, as a PM and broker in FL:1 - Most do not work, whether restrictions on lease duration, or due to the numbers because HOA fees cause low ROI.2 - Check rules in your state to make sure you are grandfathered in case HOA changes the rules.3 - Most SFR do better than MF not just because of HOA but also because there are low barrier to entry for 1,2, even 3 bedroom units. 

With private lending secured, I bought the property, excited to add another rental to my portfolio.What I didn’t expect was just how much of a nightmare this property would turn into.After closing, we began the renovation.