1. Syndication: Forming a partnership with several investors to jointly invest in a real estate development project.
2. Joint Ventures: Partnering with another real estate developer or investor to collaborate on a project.
3. Value-Added Development: Investing in properties that require renovation or improvements to increase their value before selling or renting them out.
4. Build-to-Sell: Constructing properties with the intention of selling them for a profit.
5. Build-to-Rent: Constructing properties to rent them out to tenants.
6. Fix and Flip: Purchasing and renovating properties with the intention of selling them quickly for a profit.
7. Buy and Hold: Investing in properties with the intention of holding them for a prolonged period and renting them out to generate income.
8. Tax Liens and Deeds: Purchasing tax liens and deeds on properties to obtain ownership and either rent or sell them for profit.
9. REITs: Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts, which are companies that own and operate income-generating properties.
10. Private Equity: Raising funds from private investors to invest in real estate development projects, essentially creating a partnership between the developer and investors.
