It's generally considered VASTLY overpriced and it's also considered to over-promise and under-deliver.In fact, the thought which inspired me to write this post came from watching part of a "guru" ad on TV.

I became more interested in real estate after attending a Flip or Flop Success Path free seminar.I have ALWAYS loved watching HGTV hosts flip/rehab houses because I've always had a fascination for what I called functional, livable art (architecture).

You can watch it here https://www.biggerpockets.com/courses/a-beginners-introduction-to-real-estate-investing

In 1 year I will have $100k to invest in real estate, I'm interested in Rental Properties with property manager.I have been reading articles and watching videos about how to invest in real estate, best ways to find deals, and the sort but I'm still unsure how I should start my rental property adventure.Details:Planning on putting at least $100k a year into rental properties, I will only be physically able to look at properties for a few months every year.Questions:1.

Are there any watch outs or suggestions anyone has regarding due diligence on these properties?

If you already have 2.3M don't waste your time playing with real estate you already have everything you need to achieve your goal, just loan the money out or place it in a moderately conservative mutual fund and watch it grow.

I just got through watching a seminar with Kent Clothier and he is selling the premium package for $1,990 or 3 payments of $795.

I watched an equity broker make $500,000 from one introduction. 

As long as the money keeps flowing into the bank, and the properties are being taken care of, there's less of a reason to fly out several times a year to "watch" your investments.If you have any questions for me let me know.

Can you just sit back and watch the first time?