@Seann Brown I found a warehouse and purchased it off of loopnet a year ago giving me a 25% return...

This type of investment is often considered for its potential to generate steady rental income and  scale up an investment portfolio.Commercial Real Estate: Investing in commercial properties (like office buildings, retail spaces,      warehouses, etc.) often yields higher returns than residential properties.

"Hey, the AC isn't holding temperature and it's making a funny noise outside".  

We did two things: ordered some stuff delivered to our primary residence (TVs, kitchen items, etc bought during a Prime Day sale) and transported it to our STR via a Penske truck, and then ordered the majority of furniture from a store near our STR.I recommend buying local to your STR if they can store your furniture in their warehouse until you're ready to move in. 

SF Bay Area, especially in terms of SFH construction quality, market temperature, tenant quality etc.

And I was pretty happy moving into a house vs. an apartment where the heat temperature was not controlled by me!

They accepted, we tore down the derelict warehouse on it and leased it to my dad's construction company for storage.Judging by recent comps it is probably worth close to a $1M. 

Think for someone that has investment into value add class B in Texas , core class A in Idaho , self store in Portland, assisted living in FL , industrial warehouse in Texas,  cannabis operation syndication in CA etc etc lol……It is way from passive in reality , you could do more passive perhaps in REIT as market risk is being shared more across many more investors.If your using the words "Passive" and "active" in the sense of active is doing literally anything, and passive requires literally doing nothing, 0 thought, 0 consideration, 0 research...... 

In the summer, the temperature rarely gets into the high nineties and almost never goes above 100 degrees.

When I do go outside, it is beautiful and like many others have noted we have so many different temperatures and different activities.