Property Radar is just such a robust tool.Yesterday I went and looked at a few Timber properties I was interested in  both of them a good 10 to 15 miles back into the boonies.the app comes up it tags to google earth and then one thing I am very good at is direction and finding stuff being an old land sales guy.I orient the phone and the app on the phone to north.. and in 2 minutes I found the parcels .. no address's nothing but the app and what's cool is the lot lines lay over the google earth.. what could have been and Easter egg hunt took me a matter of minutes.Now the only thing I would like to add to the app is USGS topos.. out here in our area is quite hilly or mountainous really. 

I've considered REITs but as far as im aware, you need quite some capital that aswell?

What are the big-ticket expenses that are eating your lunch and stagnating your growth? 

That being said, I don't quite agree with @Steve Hall (although he is mostly right).

I recently acquired a decent size Flex Asset in the PHX market, we are in the last phase of leasing it up, and have quite a few requests from investors to get in on the deal. 

You could do a simple Quit Claim deed to move the note to a LLC.

At least that's how I was able to quit my w-2 job in 5 years or so. 

I think it would be great to do do entire parks at some point, but I'm not quite there yet.

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.The site has quite a few tools that can be helpful for new members.

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