Everyone seems to want the low hanging fruit, the "i am super interested in getting into multifamily investing and house flipping" people seem to be just crawling all over the place.

He saw the fruits and said, "I want those", but what he didn't see was the 10+ years of reading hundreds of books, making mistakes/developing solutions, and the enormous effort it took to develop the investment strategy I employ today.

If you go triple net single freestanding the best you will hit is about 10 if lucky but hit some rent bumps annually of about 2%.At some point investors want to enjoy the fruits of the labor as they get older.

My initial hunch is to go this route so that I can focus on one property only, but I know that I'd be putting my eggs into one basket so to speak.

The first and foremost I would recommend would be to buy yourself a home, whether to live in for yourself or as an investment property.You wouldn't need to put all your savings into it, and therefore you could that way diversify your portfolio, having some cash,some mutual funds and some real estate.Not putting all your eggs in the same basket is always a good recommendation...Personally I like Oklahoma as I believe that there are alot of interesting investment opportunities with above the average returns and lower risks then other states.Good Luck!

You might have candy for diabetics, that is low calorie, might have some fruit treat that is even healthy.Not so much about candy stores, but what is your business ethic?

Florida offers a variety of options when it comes to real estate, and it can certainly be a fruitful choice for investors.

But that is some low hanging fruit that I’ll need to address to get highest and best usage out of them.

I believe in the old adage, don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.

Love to network as well, have a fruitful day.