@Jason CohenHey Jason, i have several doors in Greenville.

@Travis ZarelliThere are several groups in the area to check out. 

I'm looking to reach out to some of my current clients to see if they are interested in funding some of my future investments and I have several questions.

I think hard money lending would be awesome, I am not at that point yet, but I have worked with several of hard money lenders and I know that if you do hard money lending that you will need a system and guidelines to guide your lending decisions along with enforceable legal documents in case things don’t go as planned you can foreclose and take back the property to recoup your investment.Turn key rentals managed by an honest turn key company could be a good avenue for you but you will need to vet the company and manage the manager.Buying performing notes is also more of a passive investment that could get you maybe an 8-9% return.

@Surendra Chawla I live by several Intel employees in south east Gilbert.

Too hard to give an answer just based on the fact that you are "an investor" as there's several things you need to consider. 

I have experience with many facets of residential construction and property preservation.I am looking to break into the Real Estate market by purchasing single or multi-family homes to improve and then rent them out or sell them.I've downloaded several Bigger Pockets podcast episodes and listen to them while working on client projects and in my home gym. 

I think @Matt K.s on to something if you're wanting to go from several smaller properties to a larger one. 

I've been investing in rentals and doing flips for several years.

(list itself is separated with half towards the top of the first page, the rest several posts down)But I must say, @Caleb Heimsoth is absolutely correct.