If, however, you look at real estate as fixed income, that's okay.If I could only give you one piece of advice, it would be to buy the property you want to own the most 10 years from now.

The next piece is marketing which is also challenging, and its best to make sure you have someone who can market and sell.

Personally, I think most newer investors WAY overthink this piece.

IMO investing out of state requires a fantastic team before you buy a single piece of real estate. 

When a 40-year-old furnace goes out, she gets vendors to piece it together with duct tape and kicks the can down the road a little longer.

It’s astonishing to me that some gurus still promote dishonest practices in wholesaling.Don’t rush to blame wholesalers, though.

I still haven't had the best of luck finding the right piece to the puzzle I'm building, so I thought if I let real estate agents, investors etc, that I do actually have we cash, and a normal job to fund these real estate investment's.

It's been cut up, sold off and dispersed through the generations but our little piece is still where I like to call home.

A chance to manage the situation, even if a hassle.This does also get you in position for monitoring serious pieces of your building's infrastructure.

Or it might just be a fancy piece of equipment that never gets used that you could have rented the 3 times a year you need it.