I am new to investing and have not yet purchased my first unit, however I’m trying to get ahead of the game.

If I can't make money in a market, then I'm not going to invest in that market.Hi Joe, I do not play the appreciation game.

The Tax Court is on to BS games & bogus shortcuts.

Looking to do more but I'm new to the game.

I feel that if I don't come out of this quarantine with a new skill, a new side hustle, or more knowledge it's never that I lacked the time...it's that I lacked the discipline.During this time I am re-writing, game-planning and attacking personal and professional goals, rekindling old relationships, and looking to establish new professional relationships.

Timing the market is a dangerous game, but it is tough to argue the "discount" on many stocks and funds right now compared to just a few short months ago so there is value to be had like you said, James.The caution I would advise with their 401k is one that ties in a comment made earlier in this thread regarding "paying the piper" at some point and the debt our country is taking on. 

This is definitely a game charger.

Hello, I’m new to the game of real estate looking to link with someone to learn more about buying my first home.

Buy and hold estate is a game won by those who can play the longest. 

For instance, I just had 2-hour conversation with a repeat investor client where we were analyzing a few properties on some very specific cash/cost-related criteria, developed a game plan for diversifying their real estate portfolio, and at the end, I was able to provide the data (without having gone into the conversation prepared to provide it) on what the average appreciation of a specific subregion has been the past several years and how that compares to the average for the area.