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Investment Details
Real Estate Investment Option
- Minimum Capital Margin: $1000
- Maximum Capital Margin: Unlimited
- Investment Capital Return: True
- Return On Investments: 24.8% - Weekly
- Elapse Duration: 4 Weeks
Why REAL ESTATE?
You have plenty of options when it comes to investing in real estate. You can purchase a single-family home, rent it out and collect monthly rent checks while waiting for its value to rise high enough to generate a big profit when you sell. Or you can purchase a small strip mall and collect monthly rents from hair salons, pizza restaurants, mattress stores and other businesses. You can go bigger and invest in an apartment building with dozens of units, collecting a steady stream of rent checks from your tenants each month
Benefits of Real Estate Investments
Long-Term Security
- Real estate is a long-term investment, meaning you can hold it for several years as you wait for it to appreciate. At the same time, if you rent out your real estate you can earn monthly income while you wait for your property’s value to rise.
Protection Against Inflation
- Real estate investments are considered protection against inflation. When the prices of goods and services are rising, home values and rents typically increase, too. Investment properties, then, can provide you with rising monthly income and appreciation to help protect you financially when the costs of everything else is going up, too.
Chance To Build Capital
- The big goal of real estate investing is to increase your cash, otherwise known as building capital. When you sell a property that has risen in value, you’ll boost your capital. The key, of course, is to invest in the right properties that will rise in value.
Ability To Leverage Funds
- When investing in real estate you probably can’t afford to buy properties in full. After all, that single-family home you plan to rent might cost $200,000 or more. That’s where leverage comes in. Leverage in real estate means you’re using other people’s money to purchase properties. In this case, you’ll take out loans from banks, mortgage lenders or credit unions and pay them back over time. This allows you to add to your real estate holdings without spending the full amount of money you’d need to buy them on your own.
Diversification
- Adding real estate to your investments boosts your diversification, which can protect you in times of economic turmoil. Say certain stocks are suffering because of an economic downturn. The investment properties in your portfolio might still be increasing in value, protecting you from the losses your other investments are taking.
REITs ( Real Estate Investment Trusts )
Buying into REITs , short for real estate investment trusts, is one of the easiest ways to invest in real estate. Why? With a REIT, you invest in real estate without having to worry about maintaining or managing any physical buildings. REITs are companies that own real estate, anything from retail properties to apartment buildings, hotels, offices or warehouses. When you buy into a REIT, you purchase a share of these properties. It's a bit like investing in a mutual fund, only instead of stocks, a REIT deals with real estate. You can earn money from a REIT in two ways: First, REITs make regular dividend payments to investors. Secondly, if the value of the REIT increases, you can sell your investment for a profit. You can invest in a REIT just as you would invest in a stock: REITs are listed on the major stock exchanges.
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Real estate is less volatile than stocks, whose value can rise or fall more quickly. But real estate is less liquid than stocks: It’s easier to sell your stocks and gain access to your money than it is your real estate investments. Join Now
