Other than being a landlord are there any passive income opportunities in real estate?

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Yes, become a limited partner in a large multifamily complex that has a general partner that handles all of the responsibilities. Your investment is by definition totally passive.

You will never have to talk with a tenant about their toilet problems or HVAC problems, or have regular conversations with your property manager where they repeat what the tenant says about toilet or HVAC to you. This would be the easy way.

It is often overlooked by most investors since they think that they can’t afford a 30 million dollar apartment complex and that is only for more experienced and richer investors.

In reality the general partner or sponsor that may have decades of experience in real estate investing still has to raise 10 million for the down payment and will welcome people in that put in 100,000 as long as they have some education on multifamily investing and don’t appear to be the litigious type that loves to file lawsuits and make problems.

Another example of passive investing would be single tenant net lease as a limited partner. In reality anything where you are a limited partner in someone else’s investment deal makes you passive so you don’t have to do work and get pure passive income.

I wish you good luck with your investing!