Property Investment- Expert advice

[reincanada]

Good information for beginners...........

property investment is easy way to make money if you do in proper way with consulting the best REALTOR.

Before invest, check all things about that property.
And most important think what you get from investing in that real estate property, after all its money matters.

Be self confident for invest, there are lots of people around you that says good and bad things. but read your mind only that time.

Ask some experts if you can't take decision.

Thanks

[johndale]

Very informative thread. I will be using this as an investment in this field of career.

[JimPritchard]

A good article indeed. This can help a lot of businessman that are new to this kind of business.

[ogden34]

You hit the pot mark!....what makes you to have a good investment is through a massive research and seeking advice from real estate professionals. Doing this will certainly give you an idea on the properties that you're planning to buy at the same time making your money worth it.

[PreviewOC]

Nice article! Real estate investing is simlar to practicing real estate in regards to lead generation. The more sources you have that bring qualified properties the better

[Jim Pritchard]

Tim, that's definitely right. Investors are some of the hardest clients to work with. They have specific numbers to work with, and often, those numbers are unrealistic. First time home buyers are much easier to work with, and are much more grateful for your hard work

First time home buyers are mostly thankful for your hardwork but investors are already familiar with how the market works maybe that's why it is very challenging to wok with them.

[robbys46]

For beginners it is very helpful info, TY

[Maribelle]

Some real estate firms offer certain priority properties for sale that are low in prices due to rush sale. Check out on the listings of these properties and you will make a huge income when you invest on these.

[KevinMeaney]

Well we all know that investing in property is an life time asset and proved to be very fruitful in near future. Great post and information above. I also visited many sites related to property. I like the one of the property dealing services I found Lanzaroteproperties.ie one of the useful site. As we have to be very careful before buying or investing in any property.

[The Superpreneur]

I'm interested in seeing some of the future posts. There doesn't seem to be whole of content on here as much as there people who just make simple comments to advertise their own business, however this could become a very helpful place for new investors.

I started in the biz in 2003 at 20 years old and I sure wish I'd have been more competent about Forums like this one to help me. Would have saved me lots of time and money!
Here's some very simple questions you might want to ask yourself before beginning in Real Estate investment...

What are your long term goals?? What level of security are you comfortable with?? Do you want short term or long term income??This is important, as it will ultimately determine which strategy you employ as well as what, where, and how you begin buying.

For example, if you're not comfortable with risk, or you have no money or poor credit you may consider wholesaling, it's virtually risk free and you can do it with no money or credit but it will take more time than a traditional purchase, however if you're starting out with the hopes of eventually being a full time investor it's probably one of the BEST strategies and one that most of my mentors used to get started in the biz.

If you are looking for short term results and big lump sums, then you might consider Foreclosure or Short sale strategies. I've purchased property this way for as little as 33 cents on the dollar or less and with just $10 down.

If you're just looking to grow a nest egg then you may want to consider "self directing" you're retirement accounts. Most people don't know this but you can buy in real estate in almost all IRAs and 401ks by self-directing. This will allow you to purchase Real
Estate in you retirement account and NEVER pay taxes on it!

These are just a few tips. Feel free to message me for more.

Keala Kanae,
Real Estate Investor
Honolulu, HI