There are so many factors and moving levers that of course it's difficult to predict the intensity of a correction. 

@Alex SkegOn the spectrum, NNN leased properties are considered less management intensive but as @Zach Alms pointed out you still need to make sure you're meeting the lease obligations. 

@Anthony Newbold once you get the hang of being a classic landlord, you might want to consider a more times intensive but up to 8x more profitable approach and operate your SFH in a non traditional manner - more niche.There are atleast five different ways to operate a SFH rental: traditional, rooming house, dorm, short-term, and corporate housing.

Great question here are some options for you in order of most time intensive to least:1- Become a full time flipper 2-Buy a 2-4 unit house hack3-Buy some SFR-4 plex rental properties to BRRRR 4-Buy some turnkey properties5- Hard Money lend 8-12% w/ 1-2 points. 1st lien 6-12 months.6-Invest in a syndication

And then type a goodbye letter to give to my bosses on the way out the door, saying how happy I was for the experience and whatnot and that it was a personal decision and nothing negative towards the company.My only concern is I work about 60 hours a week and it's hard to build a reasonable portfolio on the side of that, plus my job is labor intensive.

Real estate is a capital-intense business, no two ways about it.

Hello BPMy name is Donovan Keim, I am for all intensive purposes a "banker" (assistant manager) for Huntington National Bank in OHIO. 

Management is always more intensive but that is where the returns come from.If you decide to invest purchase habitable or nearly habitable and rake off the profits from cash flow.

You reduce your liability risks by not giving specific reasons.I normally only respond by stating that following a intensive screening process I have determined the applicant does not qualify.

The only thing this dog does is stay by my side, waits to go cruising in the car and find a group of men at the park playing basketball.