1. Buy and hold: Purchase properties with the intention of renting them out long-term for cash flow.

2. Flipping: Quickly buying undervalued properties, renovating them, and then selling them for a profit.

3. Wholesaling: Finding undervalued properties and quickly flipping them to other investors for a profit.

4. Private lending: Providing financing to other investors to purchase properties, earning interest income on their loans.

5. Lease options: Offering tenants the option to purchase the property they are renting at a later date.

6. Short-term rentals: Renting properties on a short-term basis, such as through Airbnb or VRBO, for higher rental rates.

7. Joint ventures: Partnering with other investors to purchase, renovate, and sell or rent properties for profit.

8. Commercial real estate: Investing in office, retail, or industrial properties for income, often through long-term lease agreements.

9. Land development: Purchasing raw land and developing it for residential or commercial use.

10. REITs: Investing in real estate investment trusts, which typically invest in shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, and other commercial properties.