I transitioned to MFH via syndications and have put most all of my new money there the last few years as I got tired of the tenant headaches and also my ROI is as good if not better.. 

Most of us investors use real estate as an investment vehicle due to the leverage.

If you're comfortable with a long-term horizon, both real estate and stocks can be excellent vehicles for wealth growth.Active vs.

@David VaughnIn general I agree with what you have said however I have had this happen......house sitting for 6 mo, make an offer at asking, be told there is a new interested party, not adjust my offer because I think they are blowing smoke, loose the deal because there was another offer.I think it is common place for agents or wholesalers to re engage tire kickers when they get an offer.At the end of the day I tend to offer what I am willing to pay no more no less.

Seller was tired of the land and the buyer was an institutional mobile home company.

However, we have probably about an acre and a half in the back that I think would be perfect to develop into a storage unit space (easy access for any size vehicle, etc etc.).

As an investor it’s helpful to understand what tax structures are indexed to property ownership vs other vehicles like sales tax, corporate taxes, mineral royalties, etc.

His book offers exceptional tax savings tips through the vehicle of real estate. 

What research have you done so far on market and investment vehicles that you might be interested in?

I am looking to purchase my first rental property but I also have my vehicle lease ending in 2 months.