Real Estate Investing is the #1 avenue to take if you're serious about increasing your net worth. If you have the strong desire to growth your revenue tenfold and your goal is to quit your day job and work for yourself, then this type of investing would be the right choice. Even in the gift downturn, you can still make money in this market. You need to get ready yourself with knowledge before you start, if this is completely new to you or if you're going to try another style of real estate investing.
I have been investing in real estate ventures for many years...and it was certainly a studying curve for me. You will first need basic knowledge and how it works. Once you have that down pat and have decided this would be for you, then you would need to make a choice as to which facet of real estate you would like to dig into. You need to educate yourself no matter which method you choose.
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There are a lot of methods to use to purchase real estate and make a profit. I'd have to classify myself as a "rehabber" because that is what I have mostly done in my real estate investing days. I personally like to find a unique type of house that needs work and bring it back to life. I've also dabbled in a few other methods and so far I have made a nice behalf on each real estate transaction I delved into. But...I did my investigate first! I didn't go out and purchase the first piece of asset that looked good on the outside. I wanted to know the exact specifics of each property. You'd better have the numbers or it could get ugly for you.
The very number 1 basic is to buy "low" and sell "higher". If the asset needs work (as most of mine do) then you have to know how to estimation repairs. There of course will be other costs to reconsider and when you total it all in together, you will need to see a behalf at the end for yourself when all is said and done. If the asset numbers don't show an end supervene of a nice behalf for you, then pass on that one and find another one. It's certainly all a "numbers game".
I'm not saying real estate investing is easy. The more knowledge you acquire, the more clear you will be and less likely to make mistakes. If you can afford to have a "mentor" then I would certainly suggest you do so, but make sure that someone is genuine and not just hype, as many are. Real estate investing does need effort, time and sometimes patience. The more time and exertion you put in the better your results will be. It's all up to you.
If you're a handy-man type of someone then you may want to reconsider rehabbing. If you don't know the inequity between a flat-head screwdriver and a phillips-head then maybe "wholesaling" or "flipping" would be a better choice. Foreclosures are mainly in the news these days and that would be yet another avenue to consider. Using Lease Options to gain operate of a asset is a good method to use and doesn't need much, if any, out-of-pocket expenses on your part. Becoming a "Bird Dog" is highly useful if you don't have any money to start with. Utilizing this method is simply seeing a asset for an investor. Just requires time on your part.
For the past three years I've been focusing alot on used mobile homes. It's a very lucrative business and is easy to learn. The charm of this business is that it doesn't need much money to start with and your reputation standing doesn't matter. You can originate a passive revenue with used mobile homes or you can flip and make a quick profit, just the same as you would with residential houses. It would be worth your while to learn the used mobile home business as it is the easiest to start with.
Just be sure to do your "due diligence" or what I refer to as "homework" for each asset you're considering, no matter which method of investing you choose. If you pick wisely and put in the time and exertion required, you'll reap great rewards.
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