1. Joint Ventures: Partnering with another investor to develop a real estate project can be a great way to share risks and benefits.

2. Equity Financing: Finding investors to fund real estate development projects in exchange for equity or ownership stakes in the property or project.

3. Private Lending: Offering loans to other investors for property purchases, construction, and renovation projects in exchange for interest and fees.

4. Crowdfunding: Raising small amounts of money from a large number of investors to fund real estate projects.

5. Flipping: Buying and quickly selling properties for a profit. This strategy can be risky, but practice experience has proven it a successful investment opportunity.

6. Rental Properties: Investing in rental properties, such as apartments, single-family homes, or commercial properties, and generating income through rent payments.

7. Buy and Hold: Acquiring properties for the long-term and generating income through rental payments while waiting for property values to appreciate.

8. Vacation Rentals: Purchasing properties in tourist destinations and renting them out for short-term stays to generate income.

9. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): Investing in publicly traded real estate companies that own or operate income-generating properties.

10. Value-Add Investing: Purchasing undervalued properties, renovating or improving them, and then selling them for a profit. This strategy requires a higher level of investment expertise and market knowledge.