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4 Ways Of Earning Through Real Estate Investment In Nigeria by cbi24: 12:36pm On Feb 26, 2021
This is an excerpt of the article I sent out to
different media houses this week.
When the article is published I will send you the link

When you decide to invest in real estate, there are
4 common ways that you can earn in Nigeria, and they include:

1️⃣ *THE INCOME FROM RENTAL PROPERTIES:*
The rents tenants pay for the invested commercial
or residential outlet would keep you on a steady passive income.


2️⃣ *REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS:*
If you have limited funds and still want to invest
in real estate, REITs would be the best option and
you can earn from your invested units.

3️⃣ *PROPERTY VALUE APPRECIATION:*
During inflation and recession, you can
still find the cost of properties increasing.
Thus, you earn without the need to feel worried..

4️⃣ *BUILDING FLIPPING VS. RENTAL PROPERTY*

Most investors in Nigeria seem to go for either
house flipping or rental property.
They are both great and offer excellent
profits but as a new investor, it would help
to note the difference between both to
help you make a better decision.

House flipping is a good real estate investment
that requires active management, and it involves
investing in properties and selling out without
further developments. It involves lesser capital
and allows great flexibility on the part of the investor.

Although house flipping is a kind of real estate investment,
you can picture it as one running a business.
Hence, you get your money in huge sums and
after you close the deal you are out there
sourcing for more properties to purchase.

On the other hand, rental properties may
require some more capital, as you may tend
to improve the property you purchase to suit
the needs of your tenants, and once in a while,
you have to do some maintenance. Your tenants
would often pay rents in a monthly or yearly
term (based on your agreement).

So, which form of investment would be more
suitable? Well, this solely depends on your
needs and thoughts about the real estate sector.
If you would be needing payments in huge sums
and seek an investment that runs for the short term,
you may want to consider house flipping.

However, you may have to deal with the higher
tax rates and always depend on what the market has
to offer then. But, if you need a steady cash flow, face
lesser inflation, and recession risks, and want an
investment that would appreciate over a short while,
you should consider rental property.

The rental property might be an excellent option for
you if you are not so concerned about the long term
management plan. Nevertheless, you can still amass
wealth through any of these options and face lesser volatility.

*Bottom Line*

These are few out of the many ways I know.. Let's talk

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