@Daria B.since you are not self-employed and therefore do not qualify for a Solo 401k your choices are:1) self-directed custodial IRAor 2) Checkbook IRA (aka IRA LLC)While the first option give you the ability to have virtually limitless investment options you have to do so through a custodian.

Investing Hotline($497) Unleash Your Financial Destiny 4 Day Live Event: One Ticket($32.05) Strait Path to RE Investing on Amazon($18.25) The Conscious Creature on Amazon($18.98) Limitless on AmazonWhat do you know about him, his results, and/or his company? 

With a Facebook ad, the results are limitless (depending on your budget).

You would have a fix downside (option expiring worthless) but a potentially limitless upside.

For multifamily podcasts, I listen to Joe Fairless, Rod Khleif, and Kyle Mitchell (limitless estates).

Your investment options with self-directed plan are virtually limitless.

In some ways the answer to this question is limitless with real estate and new construction making up such a sizeable part of the economy.But just to rattle off some others that I didn't see mentioned, you could find jobs at:- Architectural firms- Staging companies (i.e. stage sample houses with furniture for builders or houses for sale).- Government administration especially related to zoning and land development- Mortgage companies or working as a loan officer- Title insurance companiesYou may also get some ideas from looking at the vendors who frequent your local REIA.

If someone puts up more capital and you take less of a split, your parameter becomes limitless.

Michael Janszen Doesn't the above quote sound like all the bulls today saying "we're becoming a renter society", "foreign money is limitless", "no new housing supply is coming online", "construction financing is still tight", etc.?

. - there are nearly limitless books that could be recommended in this space, but I'd recommend starting with The Millionaire Real Estate Investor  by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan and working out from there.