RE is different for everyone.

Quote from @Allison Foulks: Hello,My name is Allison F.I am new to RE Investing, currently working on my first purchase. 

There's a local FB group here in Charleston for RE investors that's very active and has a couple thousands members.

I have always viewed RE as a long term investment.

And if RE can feed my trading and pay my tuition I'm not far from Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Anesthesist will be right after so my income to inject here is only continuing in an upward trend.

One thing I like about real estate over stocks is that there is always the underlying asset with RE, and it's rare for RE values to go to zero in good locations, but there is the risk of that happening in places like Detroit.

It was empty for 9 months while repairs were done, then was on the market, then required further repiars to meet Section 8 inspection and re-inspection.

My husband and I do not own other RE.- Are any of you leveraging the equity in your homes for RE investments?

I actually haven't heard of Keyglee until now, I'll check it out keyglee is not a wholesale co, they are marketing RE franchise I am contacted by them all the time  Nice, what are your thoughts on them? 

I have a RE investor in OH, and we are exploring a joint venture (flip).