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IPOs? Pork bellies? That’s not diversification, that’s diversion. Wall Street hates to admit it, but even they know that a truly diversified portfolio includes directly-owned real estate.
Gurus’ advice is great? Do-it-yourself is cheaper? Instant success? Well, not so much. Here’s advice to help you avoid the blind alleys of DIY real estate investing.
The Indy 500 is about preparation, speed, and high risk. Investing is about preparation, safety, stability, and low risk. Steer your funds into the race to profitability by balancing growth and stability.
If you’re selling a rental house as a turnkey investment, a bad tenant can sour the deal. But how much value does a good tenant add to the bottom line?
It’s impossible to avoid the taxman. For investors, avoid hassles by knowing up front what your obligations will be.
As Wall Street struggles with credibility, real estate investing shows signs of vitality. Funds, astute businesses, and real estate professionals have focused business plans on single-family dwellings as an asset class and the individual investor as a desirable client.
Liniger’s vision and expertise has made RE/MAX the largest network of real estate brokerages and agents in the world. His next move? Applying RE/MAX resources to distressed real estate and a new type of customer. YOU – the real estate investor.
Inventory averages in major regional markets indicate a shift to a sellers’ market. Where will this take us in 2010? Leading indicators say a steady, though not stellar, market.
The National REIA is forming a network of affiliated REIAs. This is their first publication designed to inform investors about the association and the benefits of membership, including education, networking, lobbying, and discounts on valuable goods and services. This guide also covers investment strategies, now to get started, and tools that will benefit both beginning and seasoned investors.
Founder Sky Mikesell has narrowed his strategy and expanded his potential. Mikesell is focused on two markets with huge potential, retirement nest egg plans and Charlotte, NC. With co-founder and wife, Kim Mikesell and the Retire-On-Rentals team, he offers turnkey investments in rehabbed, tenanted, and well-managed homes. Because this market is increasing in population and has a solid economic base, the potential for cash flow is significant. On these pages Mikesell tells us how he makes it work and how he can make it work for you.
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