But if you sell your property now and just park your money, you will not see very good returns in any investment vehicle that is liquid and safe.You have a hold of a "golden goose" that will keep laying cash flow eggs and appreciation eggs for a long time. 

But his vehicle of choice is a long term triple net lease aka NNN.Properties would be those owned by someone for a long time, appreciated greatly, a tired landlord who wants to sell, mortgage free.

While I think there are probably both real estate syndications and investment clubs in the area, I personally do not know of any and personally know of no one using these vehicles.

Lending is more better for sidra than owning a depreciable asset.. as the income is tax deffered so in my mind Notes are the preffered investment vehicle compared to buying the rental.. unless of course the rental has some big upside.For me personally I am all about PERFORMING first positions.. and have done about 1800 of them for sidra clients specfically over the last 5 years.... there is a certain niche and as described above you do need a few things in your note to make these comply with regulations but other than that.. go for it.. just use caution and due diligence.

How do you handle tenants doing drugsHow do you handle noise complaintsHow do you handle vehicle violationsHow do you keep a tenant long term?

Still see vehicles in their parking lot with Texas plates on them.

SAVE MASSIVELY: Also, you could move out of your current home if you're renting and live in your vehicle...

I’m still very new to real estate so my question is if I’m qualified to invest in real estate or if should choose a different vehicle to invest in. appreciate your response.

I have found quite the passion for the whole "rehab & rent" vehicle and have found such a great deal and am ready to dive in.

An uninsured worker that gets hurt on your property or a contractor digging up a gas line with a back hoe or disposing of toxic chemicals like paint or solvents into an environmentally sensitive area can result in a huge liability that can easily exceed the value of the property.