All Forum Posts by: Paul Riley

@Jaron Walling - it is a tough one!

@Caleb Brown haha we always want what we don't have, right?

@Joe Splitrock - I would choose capital too. Both are hugely important and there are reasons for both side

@Paris Snow

This may not fit your 1031 exchange element, but if it is cash flow you’re after, I’d look into real estate notes.

You can get great ROI and cashflow from them and there are no property management hassles. Also, you can easily hold notes nationwide and wouldn't be confined to your region.

Both "Deal Flow" and "Capital" are drowning...

You can only have an abundance of one of them. Which do you pick??

Hi Niomi,

I definitely understand the overwhelming feeling when just getting started. There a billion ways to do well in real estate. 

My favorite cashflow strategy is Real estate notes. You get the cashflow like a rental but there are no repairs, or property management!

What did you guys end up going with??

Hey Jennifer,

It's definitely possible!

My favorite strategy though is performing real estate notes if you ultimately want cashflow. You can get a solid ROI, have your investment secured by real estate AND have no property management issues.

Did you end up jumping into a BRRRR?

Hey Mario,

I live in the Philly area.

10% CoC return is possible in real estate notes as well. You get the cashflow without all the capex, renos, property management and tenants.

Where did you end up buying?

Hey John,

I know I'm late to the thread...

My favorite strategy for passive income that many do not know is real estate notes. You get cashflow like rental but no property management or tenants.

What did you end up buying??

The classic answer is to leverage and buy multiple!

My favorite cashflow play is real estate notes. You get cashflow like a rental but no property management. Its also much easier to hold 100 notes than it is 100 SFRs. Of course, there are pros and cons to everything!

What did you end up deciding?

Hey Carley!

Late to the thread I know.

My favorite cashflow strategy is a performing real estate note. You could get 8% return which could easy cover your loan payment. The best part about notes is that it does require the nightmares of tenants, toilets and property management! A performing note is pretty much passive 😁

How is your rental deal going?

Congrats on the start of your investing journey, Connor!

My favorite strategy is real estate note investing. You get great cashflow like a rental except there are no property management hassles.

Hows the multi-family hunt going?