What I'm looking for: I'm still learning about all the many ways of profiting from investment in real estate, but as someone focused on building passive income and long term wealth, as well as being in a situation of having a steady full time income and excellent credit score, my initial plan is to begin acquiring single family or small multi-family residential properties, fix them up, rent them out, and possibly refinance (i.e. the famous BRRR strategy), likely using conventional mortgages for the first ones.

If you're very happy about your building's exceptionally low maintenance and don't mind that its lobby looks like a time capsule from the 1970s, you probably don't want new neighbors who want to spend the co-op's money to renovate it.If you’re an artist who needs a large, high-ceilinged space to make art but who isn’t rich and famous yet, you may not want to spend money on amenities like roof decks and exercise rooms.

Keller Williams has a famous training program.

We have 5 rental properties financed with this bank after using the BRRR strategy made famous by @Brandon Turner.  

I just use the famous phrase: I'm living these years like you won't, to live my later years in a lifestyle you can't. :)

I suspect it is one of the the reasons so many people are responding to your thread.The advice is our pleasure to give.No doubt you'll pay it forward in the future.During the podcast shows you'll discover The Famous Four.Consider reading some of the books recommended during that portion.They'll be invaluable, and many are free via Amazon or YouTube.Do you work in Real Estate? 

Right now, the rough plan is to educate myself as much as possible over the next 8-20 months by catching up on the podcasts (currently on episode 100), reading a pretty good list of real estate books I've compiled from Famous Four recommendations and from friends, and surfing these forums.

I actually saw a listing for Flip or Flop once in Moreno Valley CA it was only 2 bedrooms and like 800 sqft which is super small for the area they listed it at like $280k and it was worth probably $230k and the city has a sale to list of like 98.5% but they get a premium because they are famous. 

U want famous actor go hollywoodU big man in real estate go ohio

There’s a famous “murder house” here in Boulder, the JonBenet Ramsey house.