Happy to answer questions you have.

I have a question, was this course focused on the commercial side or the retail investor side?   

But you get to the point where you realize more doors means first of all more headaches.As your portfolio grows you start seeing patterns and you ask yourself questions like: how do I grow my net worth, how do I acquire more cash flow and more (quality) debt, how do I grow my revenue without growing my expenses (my property management team).Door count is a REI phenomenon.

You answered your own question.

You might be asking the wrong questions at Fidelity (not sure if they do or do not allow this), but you aren't technically investing directly in real estate, you are investing in private equity partnerships that are investing in real estate.They might not want you buying direct interests in real estate, but are okay with private equity investments.

My main question is for condo-purchasing: If I purchase a condo in let's say Brickell or Wynwood, could I say it is more likely to rise in value long-term (15-20 yrs) vs. a duplex in Miami shores?

Hello to all-New investor question to all that can answer.

@Tip MallickI think there is an international forum but not that many people invest internationally here and probably even less in Thailand anyway.It depends on your objectives (we all have different ones) but didn't you already answer your own question?

Welcome to BP, I'm in the market you are leaving but happy to answer any questions you have.

We are always down to answer any questions, and we hop on multiple scheduled calls a week where we go over deals, and just talk real estate investing.