Traditional Rental Properties: 

Traditional rental property investing involves buying residential units and then renting them out on a long-term basis. If your monthly rental expenses are less than the monthly rental income, you will enjoy cash flow from your rental property every month. The value of your investment property is likely to appreciate over time, and you can leverage the equity on your property to buy even more properties.

House Flipping:

House flipping is when a real estate investor buys an outdated or distressed home at a low price, renovates it, and then sells it at a higher price. While flipping is one of the most effective real estate strategies for making profits within a short time. 

Buy and Hold: 

Buy and hold is a strategy where an investor buys an investment property and holds on to it for a long period of time. The idea is to wait for the property to appreciate in value before selling it for a return on investment. In the meantime, the investor could rent it out to generate some income which could cover mortgage payments.

Real Estate Investment Partnership:

A real estate investment partnership is an entity made up of individual investors who put their money together to invest in real estate. Trust Investments acts  a general partner who handles the buying, leasing, and development of investment properties. As an investor, you are entitled to a share of the income generated from the properties.