There is only risk/profit exposure calculous.

I do know coaching/mentoring/selling programs can be good money, especially if a person knows how to market themselves or has a bit of prior exposure.

If you want to add it to places like affordablehousing.com then that gives you more exposure.  

Only extended exposure to your preferred market allows you to have this clarity and understanding about a property’s long term potential.

Once you see that your first page exposure is over 35-40% you will easily see over 80% occupancy rate and don’t need other platforms.  

And having a property manager does not mean that you’re not directly involved with a lot of issues with your properties.Given your situation I might rather suggest a REIT investment where you get exposure to the category, but not have to deal with such a large portfolio, or just get your feet wet and see if you like being a landlord by buying a couple of properties  Randy  

When you're first getting started, you may not have the luxury of limiting your exposure in any one real estate investment to 1% of your total net worth.

It's also really cold outside as well, which he mentioned that "we don't want anyone dying of exposure". 

Which is an amazing income nonetheless.Serious question oh-great Blue-one: What risk exposure do you think he's carrying for this, whatever income? 

How are you mitigating my downside exposure?