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Rudy Curtler
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What's the best PASSIVE Real Estate investment?

Rudy Curtler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi everyone!  

Just wanted to start a discussion to see what real estate niche has provided the best $/hr spent of your time as an investor.  How did you find it and how are you measuring that return on your time?  I've been doing this for 13+ years and haven't really found a truly 'passive' niche yet.  

Thanks for any insight!

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Ronald Isgate
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Ronald Isgate
  • Attorney
  • Doylestown, PA
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Most of my clients who look for passive investments in real estate tend to go the lending route - i.e. invest their money with a hard money/private lending entity fund.  You get a return on your investment - anywhere in the 6-10% range depending on the fund - and its all backed by RE.  Its truly passive since you invest you money for a set period of time and get your return.  Another option is being a Limited Partner in a venture.  Both options by definition have you performing zero work, but thats a blessing and a curse.  You are essentially investing in an entity you dont have control over (hence truly passive).  

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