@KC Conti The only loop hole I'm aware of is being an owner of the property.Ask for a small portion of equity in the LLC

So if you don’t have the time and energy to take on a second job (which it inevitably becomes even just viewing and analyzing properties, making offers, etc. never mind once you actually own it and then the real work begins), I would honestly just stick with something truly passive like syndications, REITs, or plain old high dividend yield aristocrat stocks/ mutual funds, vanguard, SPDR etc.  

You could buy dividend aristocrats and fund the rest of your life with dividends not having to lift a finger. 

Also can't recommend enough the book "Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit" by Peter Conti and David Finkel.

I know Steve Conti is our go-to guy for residential evictions in RI, and I know he could do it.  

@Yiftach IlyovOne of my favorite books on creative financing that I often recommend is "Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit" by Peter Conti and David Finkel.I always liked this book because they not only teach you the strategy of how to invest without credit, banks, or your own capital, but they even tell you what to say when talking to buyers and motivated sellers.

I'd also add some favorites:- "Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit" by Peter Conti and David Finkel (if you have a capital source, still gives you a lot of creative strategies to think about)- "Missed Fortune 101" by Douglas R.

I often recommend the book "Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit" by Peter Conti and David Finkel, because they have a good section in the book on how to find off market deals.Best of luck!

Spoken like a true aristocrat!

If investment income is important, look at Dividend Aristocrat stocks that pay healthy dividends consistently every year (DA stocks have paid consistent increasing dividends for 25+ years).