For few of us that can not afford a commercial property, We suggest a Syndication or TIC Tenant In Common where A real estate syndication investment is a partnership that pools capital from multiple investors to acquire, manage, and sell large-scale properties—such as apartment complexes, office buildings, or short-term rentals—that are often too large for individual investors to buy alone. A "sponsor" (or syndicator) manages the project, while investors provide capital for a share of profits and passive income.

A Tenancy in Common (TIC) in real estate investing is a form of co-ownership where two or more parties hold separate, undivided interests in a single property. It allows investors to own a fractional share of large, institutional-grade assets, providing income potential, tax benefits (1031 exchanges), and professional management, while often requiring lower minimum investments than purchasing a property outright.