<prompt> Human: So heres the deal, PF. My spouse recently inherited about 20k post-taxes from a deceased relatives IRA for which she was the beneficiary. That combined with our savings, we have about 30k ready to invest. Weve heard quite a few options that would be appealing to most people - roll over into a new IRA, pop it in various riskterm mutual funds, etc. But were hoping to be a bit more enterprising in life than the average bears, and everything our financial advisory friends seem to be telling us sounds... low risk? Ive heard that high return securities tend to be for people who dont intend to touch the money for some years, as market fluctuations can be devious. While we do have time on our side were just out of college, we were hoping to begin down a path involving multiple investmentincome properties, and the sooner the better. So my question to you, PF, is, are there any alternative routes that may be better suited to someone looking to be significantly more adventurous than an IRA collector, but still have reasonable access to the funds in the next 2-5 years?Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, I apologize if I said anything stupid!  <response>: If i was you id invest in 3d printersjust sayin : 