Actually I almost spit my coffee out this morning as there is a guru in the "pick what I am selling today space" who claims to make close to six figures a year in passive income and was saying they made their money from investing in notes - and I saw them make a post today that "this is the reason I no longer do notes" in another thread.

Hey Golan,Over my 20 years in real estate investing, I’ve found that it’s crucial to pick a lane—either focus on cash flow or appreciation.

FIG picks locations with great upside. 

The monthly rent to purchase price is typically 0.8 percent.As a first step, I was only looking to be able to find better deals which have a nicer rent to price ratio [once the deal is done, a PM company can pick up from there].

Pick your plan, look into the Kansas City area, use market comparisons, check your money power, look into loan options, put together a team, check cash flow, ROI, and Cap Rate, and make your bid after careful checks and talks.

I believe we'll see an uptick of supply as we see an unemployment pick up for various reasons.

The basic idea is to pick an "area" of focus that you want to own/dominate by doing consistent marketing over a long period of time.

They’re typically quite affordable, so pick the one that fits your budget best.Using these strategies, you can maintain privacy and still meet the legal requirements for your LLC.

I have a separate addendum for pets as part of the lease agreement which outlines pet waste pick up requirements and a hold harmless agreement which cover personal and property damages on behalf of the dog and its owners responsibility.

As in any area of real estate investing, it's best to pick a niche and learn it.