Look at the managers for both sectors; look at the amount of work that you will be doing- pick the option that allows you to learn as much as possible and develop your skills as a real estate professional (the job/manager that is fun might not be the best for you to grow). 

Nothing stops the middle class from making better investments beyond their decision making skills and their fear of risk.

Hey BPJust thought I'd post to see how many private equity / investors are active in Georgia, specifically those interested in high-return corporate housing, hospitality and senior care (skilled care & assisted living).

(I have the necessary skills to do so, SAFELY). 2.

I'm looking to work with a wholesaler that has some experience and a record of closing deals with strong negotiating skills.

I guess I have reservations and much novice skills about SDIRA's but I know I can builds for less than most here anyway.

If you are making less than this, I would recommend looking for a new position that will pay you market value for your skills.  

Sounds like you have some skills putting you ahead of others just starting out.

Great to see another tradesman using his skills in REI.

Unfortunately I was not prepared to achieve that goal because I didn't have the skills to do it!