There are 1,000 ways to invest in real estate, you might not ever know if you let analysis paralysis settle. If you don't want to do a BRRR, a flip, or do any of that side of the work yourself, you can still invest. You can invest with your friend at 7%, you could find a hard money lender and invest with them, or you could find someone who is flipping or buying & holding and invest directly with them as a private investor.
A good way to figure out what to do is to write down what you are and are not comfortable with doing, and you'll be able to cross a lot of investing vehicles off your list.
Just remember that the less involved you are, typically the less return you'll make on your investment. You are most likely the most dedicated to your own earnings, not another person investing your money for you.
Another point of view would be for you to market for a deal that you can fix up and hold, which would give you the knowledge you need to tear apart deals that other people bring to you (if you want to be a private money/hard money lender or RE investment group investor). Once you've done a deal you'll be able to discern the good deals from the bad deals more easily.