If you want to speed things up, get your license so you can pay yourself on your own deals, learn different lending vehicles, buy properties you can slowly fix yourself, and stick to Tonka thinking — durable, not flashy.

The ebbs and flows of the work can be tough to manage, not to mention the added responsibility of company vehicles, tools, and supplies.

I completely get where you’re coming from; a lot of investors start out in jobs that don’t give them the freedom or purpose they want, and real estate becomes the vehicle that changes that.

.🔹 The Domestic Feeder – U.S. investors put money into this vehicle, which then invests into the master fund.

Gold is good to have but to have as your only investment vehicle would be wild

Two concrete entrances each.  24 foot wide since meeting County Road width requirement, decided on 40 Foot long, raked surface for traction, "Wings" on the front two sides so vehicles don't keep hitting corners of road, turning in to soon. 

If you have a better investment vehicle we would all love to learn. 

I’d say 9 out of 10 people I know who invested out of state have given up after a few years and either lost money or only made a little and could have done much better in basically any other investment vehicle.

Different wheels for different vehicle needs-I see this method as nothing more than another wheel (opportunity) to help your vehicle's (portfolio's) ability to adapt to any terrain (market changes).

is sort of like asking "What type of vehicle should I drive?"