tax advantaged accounts/passive income

[Pookie]

Is there ANYWHERE I can invest in a tax advantaged account if my only income is passive through real estate? I don't receive a "paycheck" so my understanding is that I can't put money into an IRA, SEP-IRA, anything.....I can only invest in taxable accounts.
Trying to figure out a way to lower my taxes and invest outside of real estate.
Thx!

[Morning Glory]

You could set up a corporation that owns your properties,  then have it pay you a salary to manage them. This can also shield you from liabilities. I don't know the details, but there are people on here who have done it.

[bacchi]

An HSA doesn't require earned income.

[nalor511]

An HSA doesn't require earned income.

This is what I do (HSA)

[nalor511]

You could set up a corporation that owns your properties,  then have it pay you a salary to manage them. This can also shield you from liabilities. I don't know the details, but there are people on here who have done it.

Then you owe payroll tax, FICA, medicare, abs other related items

[EvenSteven]

A few more accounts/funds with tax advantages don't require earned income:

529 accounts
series EE and series I bonds
municipal bonds