Now let's say your welding rig, which is completely outfitted for welding, had an issue on the frame.

I'm by no means a real estate tycoon but I have 17 doors and have replaced a bit of carpet over the past 4 years.To give a sense of the costs of my last carpet install about two months ago:Small SF House (Living room, hall, 2BR w/ closets, 8 stairs and den):92 yards of Galloway River Birch ($6.21 yd): $571 total92 yards of Berberbond Premium 8# pad, 3/8" ($5.67 yd): $521 total8 steps at $8.50 per: $68 totaltax: $79Installation: $97Measurement fee credit: -$35Total: $1302.45The installers were a local installation outfit contracted by HD.

Out of Seattle, lending/equity hybrid outfit.

Lots of bigger outfits do well with these mediums.

A custom slot car and a racing simulator outfit the 12-car garage designed to look more like a showroom.

Assuming the management is trustworthy, the costs are worth it, I'm willing to accept possibly less return, etc, is Fundrise (or similar outfit) a decent way to own real estate when I don't have the time/expertise to invest in and manage out of state individual properties?

Our other business is in construction, so we COULD always take one of those fully outfitted trucks to the job site.

Smaller family outfit in the Avondale/Logan Square area.

I was more suggesting as it sounded like you wanted a somewhat passive approach.If you are more comfortable owning property, maybe a turn key rental outfit is for you.

They are a big outfit, and most huge banks want their borrowers to fit into a very conventional, small box.