@Steve Rozenberg I think the answer is: it depends... how much money you have to invest, what's your expertise in, what's your risk level (most of it comes down to risk vs reward), how much time can you devote to the investing business, who are your partners, at what point you enter the market, are you generating active or passive income, etc...You need to provide about your specific case to get a more specific response.

I don't currently have an accountant; I have been a devoted Turbo Tax user for over 15 yrs.

At that point, we'll have a better idea of what to hold and what to flip and how where we want to devote our resources.

In addition to building my business, I am looking forward to using my success to allow me more time to devote to various charities I care deeply about.I was fortunate enough to have found BP while looking for quality REI information.

Hi Joshua, My name is Roy Assaf and I'm a new investor based in New York City.I'm actually a jazz musician and together with my partner (who is a jazz musician as well) we have been seriously devoting our time and mind over the past few months into real estate.I've been listening to your podcast every day and it's absolutely amazing!

The idea of building a REI portfolio in our desired retirement location makes a lot of sense, from the perspective of being able to tackle the PM once I retire from the military and have more time to devote to RE.

My goal is to have decent return on my money and not having to devote a lot of time managing tenants. 

While interning this summer, I have devoted my spare time to learning everything about wholesaling. 

I am hoping that I can one day acquire the means to be financially free and be able to devote the majority of my time to my family.

Thank you so much @Bryan Pham I'v been devoting a lot of time on trying to figure out how to find a community around me to find a mentor, and this is just the answer im looking for, again thank you so much!