Some like more passive income like apartments or triple net etc.With the houses Bryan Hancock on here and also Rich Weese were doing some new builds in Texas so might want to look them up.In overheated markets where people are spec buying hoping for a payoff on the backend the cash flow stream is small.

(Now I have $4.5k on the table)Then the new Tax Assessment more than tripled taking a lot of their rental income.

You might want to consider Commercial properties like Medical buildings that are triple net with long term leases with 8% + returns.

But the thought of owning some triple net lease commercial properties is very tantalizing!!

I mainly deal in apartment buildings and triple net leasing.

Elizabeth- this goes triple if you are managing the jobs...you now have to know what you AND your handyman do and do not know...you have to know when it's the end of the month and he is tight on money and wants to tackle a job he isn't qualified for and puts you in liability.

Ahh -- if anyone else experiences the triple message thing, please let us know.

I am on the apartment buildings and triple net leasing side of things for commercial real estate.

They tend to go for turn key triple net leased properties or multifamily with a scale and size where they do not have to be actively involved day to day.I find with some of my other clients that are doctor's and attorneys that even though they do not travel much they need more passive investments.If you have 400k and you need 35k to live on annually then you can hit that with a 10 cap on a property.

Dollar Generals are triple net, or at least double net, aren't they?