@Julissa PerezIf you have the time and you enjoy learning about rules,it is not too hard to learn the rules when you are dealing with a single property.If you have no interest in doing it, I know an accountant in CT who works with real estate investors his name is Ted Lanzaro.

I enjoy your FB group!

Unlike common misconceptions, passive investors are not laying by the beach, drinking margaritas, and enjoying the sun.

I really enjoyed my flips it’s hard just keep going, if it’s not for you don’t do more.

I do assist with filling up my vacancies, which I enjoy doing.

They are permitted to publicly advertise in a cost-effective manner.Business are permitted to use social media and other advertising techniques reaching a much broader group of investors.Businesses have the freedom in making disclosures to investors which can enhance an investors interest in investing, likely to solidify more deals for the business owner.Financial statements produced by the business for investors do not need to be reviewed or audited by an independent accountant.

If you look into the whole FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement you'll see that a lot of those that do it end up starting some other business after they "retire" whether it's blogging, photography, or some other business that they enjoy but also provides additional income.

I truly enjoy helping out of state investors make strong investment decisions in the Kansas City metro market. 

@Dave Foster I ALWAYS enjoy your perspective and REALLY enjoy anything you write about 1031 exchanges.  

Toronto’s market has already enjoyed some discounts from March to April and it might/might not do so in the coming months.