As mentioned, it’s regular income, not capital gains.

I highly recommmend checking it out!

@Anna Patty My research tips for syndications and PE would be to check out/browse through https://www.privateinvestorclu... and https://www.crowddd.com/.

HUGE time saver.Individual property accounting - keep track of how profitable (or not) each individual property (or unit) is.App for tenants - so they can look at their balance, make payments, report maintenance issues.Rental applications and tenant screening - Accept online rental applications and then run credit, criminal, eviction checks on them easily.Market your vacancies - getting a vacant unit filled with a good tenant as quick as possible is critical, and good software will help you market those vacancies. 

This means that you are in control; you can open a checking account for a trust and "checkbook control" over the 401k. 

Hey Rajshekar, if you're looking for affordable markets with BRRRR opportunities, I would also suggest checking out the Midwest markets.

Check out this post from Brandon Turner about another technique to this: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

For me, I have a regular full time job. 

-Real Estate is a Contact Sport...you can have a successful real estate career based on the number of people you know and keeping in touch with them on a regular basis throughout the year. 2) Can you "keep your day job" while you get started?

Most sensors need to be connected to wifi and checked on every once and a blue moon.Is the best move to mandate in the contract that the tenant maintain those connected sensors and connect them to the wifi they pay for?