Your results show that while you don't like to lose money, you also understand that in real estate investing, time creates big winners. Instead of going for 10% returns, which still beat the stock market in general, you want to get in some long term strategic plays.

What you need to know is (1) The more you understand how to analyze proposed investments, the better choices you will make in getting involved in projects. (2) You are willing to take the time to do the training to understand more sophisticated strategies, like new build contructions and or larger rehab projects on large deals. Larger projects often yield larger returns due to that they are scalable. (3) You may want to take a few projects on your own to become more active in a few projects to recieve higher tax benefits. For example, while Short Term Rentals can be a lot of work, they offer a lot of tax savings and have the potential for huge upsides. (4) You may also want to go into smaller deals with less seasoned partners because they are willing share more of the upside potential. All of these types of returns can yield from 20-50% annualized on your investments. (5) With value add and new construction larger tax incentives will be available. Cost segregation, passive losses, and diverse appraisals are all strategies that can save you a lot of money.

It is likely best to combine strategies so you don't have all your eggs in one basket. To learn more about our recommendations about who and what partners you may want to look into, please reach out by e-mail to [email protected] or schedule a call with our team.