I've always heard investing in experiences and travel is far more rewarding than investing in "stuff."

I've been involved with real estate for over 13 years and have close to a billion dollars in experience across 200+ properties and 29 states and single tenant triple net leases really are the best investment vehicle I'm aware of for gaining truly passive income in real estate.  

It will only put you at a disadvantage compared to other buyers and you will be tipping your hand showing inexperience.

A lot of this is not good advice and written from inexperience.

Dear @Kayla Truong  I’m speaking with the voice of inexperience as a landlord, but as a law abiding business person, I agree with all who say don’t do it.

@Tyler WinchellMain issue was inexperience and biting off more than I could chew.

As I said however my perspective is limited by my inexperience in doing this myself.

However, I have not built my team yet (real estate agent, lender, property manager), and I’m not sure about owning a property I cannot visit and monitor myself, given my inexperience as an investor.Economic Outlook: I’m a bit concerned about the economic outlook but can hold onto the property even with lower rent.My Questions:1- Should I sell the property now and look for better deals, considering the declining market trends and my decreasing cash flow?

Not a good idea for some of the same reasons-high costs of purchase combined with inexperience and renos gone bad/out of control. 

I'm interested in experimenting with wholesaling, but the plan is to get into Multi-Family investing.