I have always wanted to be invest in real estate but it seemed to me to risky and needed a lot of capital.1- My first question: is it preferable to wholesale in the US under my own name or under my sole proprietorship (which i think just comes down to the same)?

Also, I'm a hands-off investor, so I find property managers and strictly stick to managing the managers.My goal is to hand off my properties to my kids at some point, preferably through seller financing so that they can get a good deal, I can quit running "the business" to have truly passive income streams, and they can have "passive" income to free up their own lifestyle options.That makes it a win-win in my book.

The broader, more scientific studies have always shown that the actual preferences of Millenials as a group mirror those of previous generations.Most common reasons for renting rather than owning?  

Would prefer an email or pm, email is in my profile. 

Real estate experience preferred.

What is the best, or preferred kind of market for a wholesaler?

I prefer actually working the numbers backwards, as described here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/03/1...Using this same formula:MPP = Sales Price – Fixed Costs – Desired Profit – Rehab CostsYou should be able to determine the value (MPP) for a tear-down.The Sales Price would be the final sales price of the new construction. 

I am still learning the creative investing part of Real Estate and I figure that I dont want to tie that up in a rental, its likely too low for a flip, & wholesaling isnt much of an option due to being overseas & having no marketing experience.So I wanted to throw this out there and get your feedback & suggestions....Options that I came up with include:LendingTax LiensObtaining a Non-Recourse loan to do a rehab/flipPartnering on a rehab/flip (not preferred unless I know the person I am partnering with)

I prefer the newer duplex over my older home.

I would prefer to take it sub to but, I dont want that to happen.