Think lakefront properties in small towns, destinations with new attractions (casinos, amusement parks)...Another idea is investing in properties suitable for accessory dwelling units to create dual-income setups, especially in cities with relaxed ADU regulations.

Kendall is an amazing internet personality & self promoter but not a land educator.

I have read on the internet that some parts are and some parts aren't safe.

Hi Sanjay,First, in case you don't know, crowdfunding deals are essentially the same as old-school syndicates ... except they are allowed to market on the Internet.1) There are hundreds of new syndicate deals that come out every year.

Finding information this way is often faster when necessary information couldn't be obtained directly through the internet.That's the old fashion way of doing things before the internet.  

But i guess in today's world where things are on line and investors are used to Internet communications this is much easier than those days.

It doesn't make sense to partner with complete strangers on the internet that are mores likely to use your money and screw you over.

Signs of this are poor lease quality, maybe M2M tenants, high expenses (unnecessary things like high trash bills, internet, cleaning, security).

Why would you include internet in rent?

Why do you care if a crazy person on the internet calls you a scammer?