I have done quite a bit of research over the past two years and now am in the process of actually getting into the Wholesaling game. 

I never recommend people play the S-Corp game until they're doing regular deals.

I’ve come to understand that networking is the most valuable part of this game.

I would do the first fix and flip for the love of the game, know all the details so in the future your contractor can't screw you over, or if he's doing something fundamentally wrong you would know.

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.