1.

Fundrise
Fundrise is crowdsourced real estate investing. You couldn’t make these kinds of
investments on your own, so you pool your money together with other investors
through Fundrise.
They invest in things like apartment complexes, hotels, and retail complexes.

Fundrise pays quarterly dividends, and they have a new Starter Plan that only requires
$500 to start investing.

2. Buy Turnkey Properties Online

Andrew started investing in real estate using a turnkey rental property strategy.
This approach requires that you don’t have to be a hands-on landlord, so your lack of
plumbing knowledge won’t stop you from making passive income.

It also means you can own properties nowhere near your city, which may be too
expensive for you to buy in.

You can invest in homes with a low cost of living in areas like Indiana, Georgia, and
Ohio.

He even created a course documenting his experience that focuses exclusively on

turnkey rental property investing: Rental Properties for Passive Investors.
You’ll learn his criteria for finding (and closing) the right property, the foundations of
a successful rental business, the advantages of shielding your assets in an LLC, and
more.