People who made serious money in RE that weren't builders weren't flippers.

We are long tangible assets: RE, Metals, Commodities. 

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The cash from those businesses goes into stocks and RE for safe keeping. 

Worse, they pollute otherwise reasonable deals by re-listing other, more legit, wholesale deals as their own in a daisy chain-like process. 

I have a RE LLC with each property in an RPT.I own 3 LTR SFHs in North FL that I acquired pre/during-COVID.

The ADUs have not been a good RE investment. 1) The value added by the ADU addition is often significantly less than the cost of adding the ADU.

They occupy a property 60-70% of the time , nights booked per year and are not in the property most of time while on vacation.Set your mind at ease by triple net leasing your property( leasing company pays for furniture, RE taxes, insurance and interior maintenance.)

@Sara Donohue I would re-iterate what someone else said and make sure you have cash reserves for any real estate you're doing because problems happen and sometimes you have to come out of pocket to fix them. 

.- residential RE is not passive.