We've all heard the horror stories of being a landlord, which is why, when it comes to owning Real Estate, so many people are hesitant to do so.

Many people purchase single-family and small multifamily properties such as duplexes and quads for Passive Income only to find out it's not so Passive.

They sell a "Tired Landlord" list on List Purchasing sites that get beat up by "Cash Buyers" for a reason.

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Problems of Being a Landlord

• Delinquent Tenants
• Evicting Bad Tenants
• Extended Vacancy Periods
• Unexpected Maintenance
• Time Consuming

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Passive Income without being a Landlord

You don't have to be a landlord to build passive income for yourself. You can have all the benefits of landlords without any of the headaches as a Passive Investor.

You could take $100,000 and acquire a single-family property that you have to manage yourself or take that same $100,000 and put it into an apartment deal because of the ability to group purchase in Multifamily, which is combining your capital with other investors to acquire a larger and potentially more profitable Real Estate Investment.

This strategy of being a Passive Investor has helped many people generate true Passive Income, which is income you do not have to actively do any work to maintain. At the same time, you continue to do what you love to do, whether it is your career, traveling, or gaining new experiences. Click Here to see the benefits of investing in Multifamily.

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Summary

To summarize everything, you don't have to take the traditional route of investing in Real Estate as a Landlord. That gets sold on social media and other places, where "gurus" glamorize it by showing all the highlights and discussing the benefits while failing to explain the disadvantages.

Being a Passive Investor in Multifamily has significant advantages over owning and managing your own single-family or small multifamily properties, such as forced appreciation and greater economies of scale if you have fractional ownership of a property with 100 or more units. You can also take advantage of cost segregation and bonus depreciation as a Passive Investor in Multifamily.