Quote from @Sam McCormack: Quote from @Greg P.: Hi Everyone, I’m seeking advice on how to get started in real estate investing with a decent amount of liquid funds available to deploy—roughly up to $750K.Currently, I’m working in the corporate world but looking to transition into real estate as my next venture.

Hey Sam.

I pay my taxes in whatever currency Uncle Sam requires, and I will charge my customers and/or employer in that same currency, even if a better one exists.

I owned about 15 of those personally.. and self managed them from Oregon and they were in Mississippi ( I bought them gozone all brand new construction)  150 to 225k each.. over a 3 year period  now the Gozone bonus depreciation that saved me about 700k in income tax's has sunset and I can now sell them.. basically breaking even on them. and cash flow was neutral.. so I just have to take the 700k I would have paid uncle sam and figure out what my return was.. although that's way to much work for me....

Quote from @Sam Yin: @Carlos PtriawanI have to believe this applies more to the bigger institutions.

If you go into a DST as an option you want it stable and predictable otherwise might as well look at value add with higher cash flow potential and equity upside.Example if I am looking at  Sams Club to buy all cash for 12 million with my raise that is absolute NNN at 7 cap.

I know there are some folks who rent two units in the sam building separate but also are able to combine them for bigger groups and having that flexibility could benefit you!

Quote from @Sam Shueh: Anything under 20% is problematic.Wanting income you get a multifamily on the next.Sam, you think a multifamily is a better option?  

"They say God made man , Sam Colt made them equal " I believe its a personal decision 

Quote from @Sam McCormack: Quote from @Abass Aden: Hi everyone!