1386 - Can You Invest In Passive Real Estate Investments as a Non-Accredited Investor? By G. Brian Davis
Want to invest in real estate but don’t want the headaches of landlords, financing, renovations, renters, permits, inspectors, direct mail campaigns, and all the other hassles that come with a real estate investing side hustle? Me too. I’ve owned dozens of single-family rental properties, but today, I only invest in real estate passively.
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Want to invest in real estate but don’t want the headaches of landlords, financing, renovations, renters, permits, inspectors, direct mail campaigns, and all the other hassles that come with a real estate investing side hustle?
Me too. I’ve owned dozens of single-family rental properties, but today, I only invest in real estate passively.
Passive real estate investments include notes, funds, real estate syndications, and real estate crowdfunding investments. None is inherently better or worse than the others, or even than active real estate investments. They just come with different pros and cons.
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