Managing flips or Airbnbs is a very hands-on experience, while investing in syndications or serving as a passive partner is much less so.

One suggestion would be to network with local investors or consider working under a mentor for hands-on experience—sometimes learning by doing accelerates growth more than research alone.

Do you want to be hands on or passive? 

You can have control and build a business, and learn hands on.

I like to hand-deliver it and set an appointment for my first inspection so I can start documenting the condition of the rental from that point forward.

You'll also get hand's on experience being a landlord which is something you'll need to fully understand before scaling. 

There are always 2 sides to the story so it's nice to see when the service or product provider can show proof, etc...As you have seen with me first hand over the last few weeks.I've always believe in learning from mistakes and only blaming myself when $#@% hit's the fan.There is enough free content available online for everyone to study.You will only truly learn when you start doing.Thanks

The LLC also guaranteed a number of months rents and was going to hand me the substaintial non-refundable deposits from the tenant.Ultimately I decided not to pursue the property.

But if you just want to know what I picked, and why I think it's the best available real estate accounting platform, this post is for you.To recap, I have a handful of units.

I on the other hand wouldn’t even consider something that low.