For someone who does this part time working off your cell phone with a high volume of receipts and partners on some investments, I think there are better option.

Here are some ideas: Hiring a property manager could be a good investment.

I have done my reading on Out of State Investing and Section 8 rentals (talked to local HUD sites). 

Besides the long investment cycle, you have to know a lot about zoning, development, local politics, irrigation, farming, subsoil conditions, easements, utilities, development costs etc  Don't fall for the idea that just because you bought it at an auction means you've got a deal.The "easiest" land game to get into is to buy buildable infill lots

Hey Rob, It's completely normal to feel anxious when making a big financial decision, especially when you're looking to scale up your real estate investments.

My ultimate life goal revolves around investing in communities where I can actively contribute to the flourishing arts scene.Lately, I've teamed up with a group of like-minded friends and investors 🤓, and together, we're embarking on a mission to acquire properties in out-of-state markets that are closely tied to artistic hubs.

I originally got into real estate for the investing aspect of it.

These investment properties are being built to Indiana residential code and are approved at each stage of development by the city and city permits.

We had so many issues with bed bugs, that I invested in my own bed bug heaters.

I’m excited to join this vibrant group as I embark on my journey into real estate investing.