I love RE because it provides me a fixed income.

Currently living in this SFH (relocated from Bay Area, Cali) while we plan out our next investment.Had literally no investment experience or knowledge with these transactions, but after seeing what could be done with a little common sense (and good timing), I'm optimistic about what can be done with more experience and knowledge.Life goals: 1) To spend more time with my family 2) To give back to family, friends and society (philanthropy) 3) To volunteer my time to great causes 4) To invest in great ideas 5) Leave a legacy for those I loveReal Estate goals: 1) Hustle and do what it takes to meet my life goals 2) Still planning my ideal REI strategy, but it ultimately would involve having a large portfolio of cash flow positive properties to live off and continue to fund investments.

Did all the work ourselves, new roof, updated electrical/plumbing, ripped out all of the plaster and lath (built in 1925), but tried to keep that old charm at the same time.Purchase Price: 25kReno cost: 20kSold for 85KHolding: 4kRealtor fees: 5kProfit: 31k 

It’s not get rich fast but get rich for sure, I love real estate!

I actually love real estate...everything about it fascinates me (I even took a 4hr class this week on foreclosure law....yawn...ok, that was not terribly exciting....but still!). 

If he was smart he'd wear a unicorn onesie and offer the people being shown the property some Lucky Charms in a bowl.

Furthermore, Greenville's natural beauty, including its proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains and outdoor recreational opportunities, adds to its appeal, attracting outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

And Chicago buyers really appreciate a touch of vintage charm.

I've heard it's grown so much some of the charm is going away.  

I love real estate,  I have my real estate license,  and also want to invest in real estate.