1. Buy and hold: This strategy involves buying a property and holding onto it for a long period of time, typically with the intention of generating rental income and appreciation of the property value over time.

2. House flipping: This involves buying a distressed property, renovating it, and then quickly selling it for a profit.

3. Wholesale real estate: This involves finding distressed properties or properties with motivated sellers and then selling them quickly to other investors for a profit, without actually holding onto the property.

4. Short-term rentals: With the rise of platforms like Airbnb, investing in short-term rental properties has become an increasingly popular strategy for generating passive income.

5. Partnering with other investors: Partnering with more experienced real estate investors can be a great way for first-time investors to learn the ropes and gain valuable experience.

6. Real estate crowdfunding: With real estate crowdfunding, investors pool their money to invest in a specific property or portfolio of properties.

7. REITs: Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are companies that own and manage real estate properties and handle the administrative tasks, while investors purchase shares in the company.

8. Buy and lease: This strategy involves buying a property, leasing it to tenants, and generating rental income over time.

9. Tax liens: Tax lien investing involves purchasing liens on properties that are delinquent on their property taxes. The investor then has the right to collect the unpaid taxes, along with interest and penalties, from the property owner.

10. Distressed real estate: Distressed real estate investing involves buying properties that are in foreclosure or have defaulted on their mortgage payments, with the goal of turning them around and generating a profit.