Not bad but could be a lot better but likely better requires more effort than what you have exerted for the 7% return.You could keep the property with virtually no effort and do OK. 

I am virtually at ground zero with my note investing business but I have thought about compensating for the few disadvantages of notes (lack of tax deductions, impermanence, etc.) by including buy and hold investing.

The BP meetups in Provo have still been happening virtually and hosted by @Jeremiah Maughan.

I hold a monthly virtual Multifamily focused meetup and attend other in person meetups as well.

Hi @Sunil Khusal, thank you and nice to virtually meet you!

And I also don't consider this to be a typical business that has a 50/50 chance of going out of business in the first few years because, with the limited licenses issued, it's virtually a local monopoly. 

Ray, I invest in virtually all of the things you're considering (passive crowdfunding and syndication, active direct real estate, fix and flip loans, multi family etc.)In my opinion, no one can tell you "x" is the best way to go (even though may will) because the best answer for you is going to be completely different than the best answer for someone else.

Maybe go to a meetup and ask some questions...there's a virtual meetup on Feb 19th.

Today concludes my virtual investing mini-series.

Hi, My name is Cole and I am looking to expand my Virtual wholesale business to other states.Currently I am working out of Ohio and using a local title company.