It sounds like you have a good amount of expertise in management and oversight, so that will definitely be a plus in the property management area. 

Hi guys, hoping for your guidance. I am a physician in NYC, a friend asked me to help a single mother with two teenage children who ended up on the streets after being evicted in Houston. “Genius” me agreed to rent a ...

I could go on for another 10 chapters, but suffice it to say very, very few investors (on this forum or others) have any idea the demographics and challenges of this investment sector or the reality of what it's like to live in these conditions and economics.

As we progress through 2024, commercial real estate shows a mixed landscape influenced by economic factors like inflation and labor market shifts.Office PropertiesThe office sector remains strained, with vacancy rates at a record high of 13.8% in July.

I'd appreciate your insights on balancing the trade-offs between initial capital outlay, monthly cash flow, and potential returns.Thank you for your expertise,Ricardo

I'm in the retail sector, primarily value-add product with a great location but poorer performance than the market average.

It will not be fun.All this said, I know nothing of the other types of real estate in the sector.

More trouble than its worth unless you partner with an operator that specializes in it and can provide the expertise, nursing contacts, etc. 

However, the rapid rise of the technology sector in the Reston area has sparked them to double down on their bets for continued strength of the office market in Reston Town Center (the D.C. metro area has the 3rd highest density of tech talent in the United States and 9th in the world, especially markets in the Dulles Toll Road Corridor like Reston, where 70% of the worlds internet traffic flows through and is home to companies like Google, Oracle, and Microsoft).

Alternatively, you could cash out a little bit, say $500k, and do private lending on your area of expertise, single family homes.