If you haven't already read it, I really recommend you read Making Big Money Investing in Real Estate without Tenants, Banks or Rehab Projects by Peter Conti & David Finkel.

The stock investing model that I think makes the most sense as a comparison for real estate investors is DGI (Dividend Growth Investing), just think about dividends as roughly the equivalent of cash flow from your real estate  ... a website called "Seeking Alpha" has a dividend investor group (much like the stock version of bigger pockets) ... you can learn a ton looking around there ... if this strategy appeals to you, then you can also start by researching the "dividend aristocrats" ... 

Hi @Louis Conti! 

I prefer both: 70% aristocrat stocks for truly passive income, 30% value-add long term buy and hold RE that has basically become my job.

Yes, Murray Gereboff and Steve Conti are the two big eviction attorneys in Rhode Island, that I'm aware of.Both have presented at RIREIG in the past. 

@Casey Conti The wholesalers attorney is not representing you and your best interests, you need your own attorney. 

Wendy Patton has a good book on Lease Options and Subject-To deals, and Peter Conti & David Finkel Have one called 'Buying Real Estate without Cash or Credit.'

Hi,My realtor wanted to enroll into this program of Peter Conti and Jerry Norton where they would offer a $10,000 finder's fee for finding properties for rehab.

Has anyone been a paid member of Peter Conti's Dream Partner program?

Better to invest in a solid, reputable, dividend aristocrat (my stock analogy for TK in the passive RE world, not to beat a dead horse).