Pretty cool.Annual income is $350,000 so I'm top 3%https://dqydj.com/household-in...Net worth is $2.2M so I'm top 6%https://dqydj.com/net-worth-pe...This isn't anything I would track or really care about.

@Josue Vargas  ... you are letting a little "Poor Dad" creep into your advice: "before going further, please, graduate, find a job, work hard, pass your EIT and PE examinations, get the experience you need to be called an engineer". 

I never underwrite using the CAP rate ... in fact, the only time I have any curiosity about the CAP rate is when I am thinking about selling a property (and am trying to determine how much someone will pay).CAP rate is a dangerously misused metric which is far to frequently batted about as though it has significance beyond being the inverse of a P/E ratio for a business/property at a point in time.

I do feel that RE is a better investment for me personally at the stage of my life and for the current state of the equity market (if you're a believer of Schiller P/E, CAPE).

Yeah - the magnitude of the dip makes stocks look pretty attractive UNTIL you look at the crazy run-up we've had and the P/E multiples we're still trading at.