Your question is so broad though...I would be happy to chat with you sometime if you want.

John you're opening a very broad question.

Harrison, I would have to say that I define "passive investor" a bit different.

Inflation, simply defined, is too many dollars chasing too few goods causing prices to rise.

How much you will need is anyone's guess and cant be ansered directly but yes it can be done.2.As part of your due diligence I would most definately go see the property or have a "drive-by" appraisal done.

I agree with Tim, as a former Paramedic, I have a rather broad range of experience with all street drugs, On one hand I am a fairly staunch conservative, On the other I can confidently say that I don't believe I have ever ran a ambulance call for either a car accident, domestic violence, or assault where Marijuana was a main contributing factor, I believe it should be intensely regulated at least as much as alcohol if not more, and that street dealers should receive increased sentences and jail time for selling without a license and tax evasion.I think it should have its own tax bracket concurrent with cigarette prices, But I can attest as to thst because your not seeing it, doesnt mean its slowing down or going away, The city I recently moved from is one of the largest producers of meth in the country, and it is only getting worse.

I do have some capital, but it's definately not enough.I've been trying to wholesale a couple of properties so I can get moving, but I haven't closed my first deal yet.

If you have an accepted and defined access point from another property to your land, then you might have a more valuable piece then you think.Just food for thought.

A repair is defined as keeping the property in good operating condition and does not add value to the property.I understand that any advice given to me on this forum does not constitute legal advice.

I have looked into sub2 and sandwich leases quite a bit and I'm not big on them, but I will definately look for owner financing deals.