It requires being extremely hands on, otherwise you will go in the negative real quick.My advice would be to park 50% of the capital into something safe like a mutual fund and that invest the other 50% strategically into several passive opportunities.

1) Tax Harvesting with the Sale:Tax harvesting involves strategically realizing capital gains and losses to offset each other, reducing your overall tax liability.

Part of the answer may lie in the Mayor's Strategic Vision.  

Investors would potentially be a little more strategic and well-orchestrated with their moves.

I would certainly leverage the funds to further my investment strategies, building my portfolio strategically.  

Myself though...I'm a guy who will always leverage financing strategically.

I have been working as a developer for a prominent development firm working on large scale projects nationally as well as in Atlanta and am now looking to do some investment on the side.While I have a lot of strategic and market knowledge I am looking to get a better feel for creating a real estate team (contractor and property manager would be the first two needed) as well as ideas on sourcing deals (I have not seen many attractive deals on MLS in quite a while).Anyways, just saying hello and look forward to connecting with everyone. 

I think perhaps some CE courses on strategic offers should be in your future.  

Also, through my strategic partners, I have access to a strong funding source that provides Commercial and Residential Loans: 30-year / 7% Fixed with 30%-40% down-payment.

You can give Tabitha a call at Wiley Insurance Agency in Madison, AlabamaI have policies for my rental units through American Strategic, in Tampa, Florida.