Thinking about what direction to go in with my ~$300k that I am taking when I sell my rental house in a month or two and maybe I want to dip my toe into this market.My day job is in energy efficiency and I have to agree with @David Sisson.

Alternately bite the bullet and buy it on your own.

Does anyone have any good resources for any of these topics:Possible niches in real estate investingPerhaps pros and cons of bullet pt aboveThe importance of focus (already told him to read The One Thing)Anything else that seems relevant to the topic. 

Commercial leases are fairly bullet proof for the landlord but if the company actually files bankruptcy are they off the hook?

Hey Team, I did it. I put an offer on a place. The SFH originally hit the market for $74,900. it was listed for X months and got lowered to $60k.  I waited about a month and put an offer of $47k on it.   Did I offer r...

@Sunil Kumar The mini-splits tend to have a much higher SEER rating (more energy efficient) than traditional units so they should be less expensive to operate. 

The key is to have one and to focus significant amounts of your time and energy until you accomplish it.  

I've dropped some bullet points on both loan types below. 

In just 20-30 minutes per day, you can get moving, get those creative juices flowing, improve your circulation, and boost your energy.

Don't spend time, money, and energy making yourself look like a business before you're a business.