But really, while you can certainly get the feel for personal opinions of posters, it's hard to cover the spectrum of views one might hold in each situation.

I took the advice and reviewed multiple spectrum of commercial real estate.. multiple methods for making money, but I am trying to do this while i am having a full time job... and i am trying to see how feasible is it really for me to do commercial real estate... while having the full time job and raising the capital..I am trying to see what is more feasible for me... doing the syndication or raising capital or being the landlord and teaming up with other investors for a smaller deal....  

@Brandon Turner talks about "The Spectrum of Passivity" (there is a blog post as well that he wrote on it that I have to look up.)Note investing or syndicating (non-sponsor I assume) would be very hands off but have lower returns and on one end of the spectrum.

not without its issues putting these together.. but this is the other end of the spectrum This buyer was a burnt out mid 40s Wall st. trader who retired and they paid cash for this home..

Perhaps in the lower end of the spectrum, it doesn’t matter as much and more so with renters, but homeowners at price ranges in the $500k level and up are most often going to recognize the brands.Frigidaire and Whirlpool (and similar) are typical for your average run of the mill home in average areas.

My rental is at the low end of the spectrum with rates of $65-85.

I would typically want at least 10 % Cap on these property types so k ca quickly calculate the needed rent/price ratio I will pay On the other end of the spectrum I have some homes in the Bay Area that are at .5% rent ratio.

Does anyone have a recommendation a lawyer to complete a land trust and a trustee service that would charge fees at the lower end of the spectrum?  

Uber, Lyft etc. give drivers the chance to earn extra income with their existing car rather than pay a fee back to the cab company, and gives consumer a wider spectrum of choice along the price / convenience continuum. 

On the other end of the spectrum, there is a closet on the 3rd floor with a twin bed in it.