Recently, I've seen property owners of commercial properties selling to bundlers that will syndicate multi-asset vehicles to funds.  

I have a vacant lot, fenced with gate, and I would like to begin using the space for people to store vehicles and/or boats.

Also holding a license dose allow you to do your own CMA's which can save alot of time.As @Brian Simmons said tho it is rather pricey and I wouldn't recommend that a new investor start by getting licensed until you know precisely what you want your investment business to look like.

Hello BP, my question pertains to using the potential equity in a home I'm looking to purchase through FHA to invest in Realestate ( BRRRR method )Through my research it appears to me that many people have used this m...

Whatever vehicle you choose to do so, target and acquire!

So you can win in either scenario...But you could also have 3 people and their possible internal drama, their vehicles, and guests (also with their vehicles).

Hi @Jordan Bochner,I have heard some encouraging news about a windshield manufacturer that not too long ago moved their operations to Dayton and the community college there has recently been awarded the first unmanned drone vehicle accreditation too.  

H everyone,I am a SF Bay Area resident who is looking for alternative investment vehicles for long term-hold.

HelloI currently invest 80%+ in the stock market (I live with my parents) make 60k a yearMy plan is to invest as much as possible in "safe" blue chip stocks as a vehicle to grow my capital for a real estate Income property in the near future. (2-3years)I invest through a TFSA which will obviously help with capital gains from my investments.I would like your opinions on this strategy.Is it safe?

Either way, they are going to pay others to manage their investment ... but with the REIT they have world class investment teams, diversification, economies of scale, smaller buy-in amounts, and better asset protection.So, if you are willing and able to stay hands on and local (at least at first), then I think direct ownership is the way to go ... if you want totally hands off and remote, then I agree with the basic premise of the article, that REITs are a superior vehicle for this purpose.