Hi BiggerPockets community,I just started my research into real estate syndication as an investment vehicle for passive investors.

What cash-flow, if any, you plan to generate from this property.If you are short on cash and/or your rental projections will be tight, then the 7/1 ARM might make more sense.If you are good on cash and/or your rental projects show that you will be generating sufficient cash flow, then the 30-year fixed might be a better option.I have used both mortgage vehicles for my properties, dependent on my situation at the time.  

PA & OH allow 4-5 homes a year to be sold w/o a license; PA requires a vehicle dealers license for new homes, but a traditional RE license is ok for used homes.

Your vehicle insurance will increase, get it bundled with the house.

Tiny homes on wheels (THOW) includes THOW-RV which are the mobile types pulled by trucks and align legally with campers and 5th wheels (recreational vehicles).

Cleared completely overgrown acre of trach trees, opened up the exterior space, put in aggregate driveway and parking spots for 4 vehicles.

doing some research for an upcoming presentation, and as a hands-ON investor, it can be hard for me to really put my 'hands-OFF hat' on and compare passive investing vehicles without any bias. i'd love to hear especially from those who have tried multiple strategies, which of these you lean towards most & why:- syndications- REITs- private lending- being a hands-off capital partner- buying from turnkey companies (not sure i'd call this passive though)...

Neighbor refuses to compensate me for the towing fee.I paid Neighbor for a service - the long term storage of my vehicle, via one of their hosts.

I am going to drive for dollars and was going to print mailers from my vehicle to deposit into mailboxes.

Can always find some vehicle to accept it.