But if you are trying sell a system then you shout it from the rooftops and make wildly unbelievable claims with apparent "proof" and hope people believe you.

It's unbelievable how ignorant people are.And I can assure you, the vast majority of these people are low-wage earners because they spend their days bemoaning successful people while squandering their time watching Dances With The Stars and spending money on fast food, cell phones, $200 tennis shoes, and booze while blaming everyone else for their lack of success.

Either because of lack of caring, poverty mentality, lack of child supervision, anger at landlord, or excessive number of people in an apartment, the amount of damage done to the apartments by tenants was almost unbelievable.

But, I have wanted to get out of PT and being an employee for over 13 years after being jerked around by employers, reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, and working with a MLM company that taught me an unbelievable amount about how to be an Entrepreneur.

Unfortunately people will flip 1 house and be a self proclaimed guru...Its unbelievable 

Here are the main ones:1) I’m not happy, My major in architecture requires an unbelievable amount of time and effort, I’m doing extremely well but I’d rather be investing this time into something I enjoy learning (real estate). 2) If I stay this track, I’ll be 120+ thousand dollars in debt for a degree in architecture when I do not need this degree to be in real estate.

@Katie MillerI'm still new and have so much to learn, but when I first started out in REI (2018), my 3-year plan was:YEAR 1: 3-5 rentalsYEAR 2: 5-10 rentalsYEAR 3: 20 rentalsI'm humbled to report that through unbelievable support from friends and mentors, after just year 1.5, I hit 23 doors...so for 2020 I'm really challenging myself to:7-10 more rentals$40K invested outside of rentals4 flips

It's unbelievable.

Paycheck to paycheck living has to be unbelievable stressful.  

As unbelievable as it sounds, it would not surprise to see the Fed/NYSE shut down trading completely temporarily ("stock market holiday") as we saw for a week after 9/11.So for me personally, I would not be tip-toeing into the stock market but wait for bid/ask price stability and some hint of a large fiscal package being discussed by Congress first, and that's probably after we saw market shut down first.