It seems to me he does the heavy lifting for investors in terms of finding, doing due diligence, putting offers on, and setting up management for a specific property, but I am not sure whether he buys them and sort of flips them short term or assigns them like a wholesaler would or even some other way.

'Condotels'/Condos are more a more passive cashflow where management companies will charge anywhere up to 40% of your rental income, but you don't need to lift a finger.

CNU has almost single-handedly face-lifted a significant portion of Warwick blvd from JClyde to Deep Creek.

There are tenant income maximums for the affordable units and also need occupancy cert, but all in all it's not a big lift. 

. $1,500,000.Another sewer lift stations  $80,000.Keep adding to the list.Recommend you do a small project first, and scale.Or find a developer who will buy from you.

Many years ago when the USB/plugs came out it was a hit but as Apple and others change their charging cords we would have to go back and update those plugs.

I had contract with General Rental as my use times were shorter, weeks at a time, for things such as excavators, skid steers, lift's etc..

Hi all, We use a piece of Apple software called Filemaker which is basically an enhanced excel spreadsheet.

With the price-per-interaction jumping all over the place, it's no longer apples to apples comparison when it comes to click-to-conversion ratio - you have to look at the cost per conversion. 

@Matthew Yeoman we partner up-I don’t work on a yacht 24/7 and have spent all my investable funds, lol.All kidding aside, I’m sure you can find a PM firm that will do the heavy lifting on a rehab and rent it out for you, so your only true time/expense is the house search, financing, closing costs, and vetting PM.REITs are another way for passive income, become a hard money lender, or invest in deals on roofstock or similar sites, or even invest in notes.The common critique I hear of turn keys have already been mentioned, but are only compared to active involvement by the investor.