then you can invest in a fund Like what @Bob Malecki has and that takes a lot of the risk out of it for you and heavy lifting while sharing the profit with those doing the work, or you can try it yourself and do all the work yourself.. each has a level of involvement .. regardless of what your friends think in virtually every real estate transactions there is a buyer and a lender as a note investor you taking the lender position..  

Sometimes the location itself does all the heavy lifting ( profits) like Seattle.

I too strive to be positive and lift others up when I comment and believe we should all strive to do so!

Just them being owned free and clear, makes me happy because its like a boulder lifted off my shoulder.

Built those arm muscles up and your thighs, tell that child to go an a damn diet... lift her up and start running from that lion.. or better yet.. take a stick  and beat the living crap out of that lion with it and say to hell with you.

Re-roll before it's tacky so you don't lift the coating.Apply second coat if desired to deepen the color or hide texture inconsistencies.

And since I'm in the Bay Area and the numbers are so big (and have put in the heavy lifting) I really only have to work a few hours a week flipping houses.So there ya go @Melanie Kent . 

Set for Lift by Scott Trench2.

I know that a Lien will stop me from SELLING my properties until it’s lifted.

@Jonathan Hulen my thoughts exactly, and AFTER lifted, they have 6 months to pay rent back.