My underwriting had me around break-even... not a killer deal by any means but between the low money down, rent savings,  principle paydown, and most importantly the experience...

Hi-I have money to invest;-I invest longterm in the stock market, REITS and I'm looking to diversify;-Interested in real estate investing that is passive and remote/long distance;-I live in Dominican Republic but I travel;- I want more knowledge about how to filter the passive strategies to find a trustable team: syndication, crowdfunding, turnkey. 

Thank God I have the funds to pay for it but might invest it in the stock market right now at the bottom instead. 

I read a book by Ray Dalio called "Principles," where he discusses embracing and learning from failures as much as, if not more than, successes.

It’s a dark mahogany color and should be a stock item.

Orrr I could sell it and get about $150-160k in cash to invest in in stocks or in a larger property closer to my current residence.

Some came from liquidating money from the stock market and retirement accounts for one of the properties. 

But the factor helping you is the amortization of the loan (principle paid down on the loan  by the tenant).  

For a hands on manager skilled in management principles and knowledgeable about the particular business sector.  

Given the recent chaos in the stock market, I was wondering what is the biggest threat to the real estate market?