@Krishna RanaGetting started with real estate investing requires several key steps to reach your financial goals.

It takes time and requires work.  

For example in and around DC some jurisdictions charge insane fees for new builds ($40k school impact fee) and have very challenging code requirements (sprinkler systems in homes..)Anything crazy like that?

Those markets are higher priced and require a lot of capital. 

Was thinking rent out our unit, do another another live in flip, live there for 2 years to avoid the tax hit, then sell it….Anyone have any creative suggestions?  

Blanket Additional Insured - It is an endorsement that normally gives Additional Insured status if it is required in a written contract2. 

So if I can follow this model and achieve similar-ish returns with limited amounts of work, I require a greater return than that from real estate.

My philosophy is to avoid making insurance claims unless absolutely necessary because the consequences are higher costs down the line.

Because of my limited capital and to avoid putting all my eggs in one basket, I’m moving more towards fractionalized.Unlike a brokerage, I only look at loan quality, I’m not motivated by commissions, thus less likely to lose money, in my view.

Would be interested in the real estate side of things of course but I know there are other requirements connected with the medical side of it.