@James Suleski you can utilize a high yield savings account or money market account but you aren't going to find anything higher than around 2.5%, if that.

I would focus on the safety of them, leverage and net yield to investors. 

But it also has the most permitting and lowest yields.

In my experience, my cash in the bank yields nothing compared to my cash in my rental properties, so unless I have another rental property or investment, I rather just keep the cash in the rental. 

But, as a point of interest, right now many investors from Singapore are investing in properties in Japan for affordability and high yield. 

Id look at what the lease term left on the store is, verify the zoning is correct and all licenses are in place, and run your numbers with more insurance coverage/LLC costs as more traffic will most likely yield a higher chance for ending up getting sued compared to a residential LTR duplex. 

The LP yield is not guaranteed so it's definitely a gamble if you aren't doing your proper due diligence on not just the GP but the project pro forma itself.

Focus on High yield improvements.

This was a high yield play.

I currently have a personal online only high yield savings account, but my partner and I would like to jointly contribute to our future funds in a savings account with some growth potential---I was thinking about opening another Wealthfront account for us but wondering if there's any other recommendations from local BP-ers!