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An investor without investment objectives is like a traveler without a destination.” Anonymous |
“Sometimes your best investments are the ones you don’t make.” Donald Trump |
“Sometimes your best investments are the ones you don’t make.” Donald Trump |
An investor without investment objectives is like a traveler without a destination.” Anonymous |
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“Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it.” – Henry David Thoreau Philosopher, naturalist, essayist, etc.—Thoreau knew a thing or two about productivity. He wisely saw that those who are seeking success are more likely romanticizing the idea and not doing the hard, practical work necessary to achieve it. |
“Play by the rules, but be ferocious.” – Phil Knight The brand that gave us “Just do it!” qualifies that tagline, which always felt a bit broad, to include boundaries. You can’t “just do it” without regard to the rules, as Knight clearly states. Those rules are what level the playing field and protect fair competition. But rules have nothing to do with the passion in which you play within them. |
“If you want to be truly successful, invest in yourself to get the knowledge you need to find your unique factor. When you find it and focus on it and persevere your success will blossom.” Sydney Madwed |
“You will come to know that what appears today to be a sacrifice will prove to be the greatest investment that you will ever make.” Gordon B. Hinkley |
Landlords grow rich in their sleep without working,risking or economising".~John Stuart Mill.. |
10 Reasons To Invest In Real Estate While investing in real estate does come with potential pitfalls and does require research, it can also bring plenty of cash to your bank account. Here are some of the most important reasons to invest in real estate. (Just remember: Appreciation and cash flow aren’t guaranteed. You must research properties and neighborhoods to increase your odds of generating a profit. 1. Steady Cash Flow Owning real estate is a way to boost your monthly income. Whether you invest in commercial real estate or residential, you can rent out your space to tenants. You’ll then receive monthly income in the form of rent checks. Just be careful: You’ll need to research the payment histories of your tenants if you want to reduce the chance that these tenants will one day stop paying their rent. 2. Great Returns If the real estate you own increases in value over time, you can sell it for a solid profit. Remember, though: Appreciation isn’t guaranteed. You’ll need to invest in the right property to see those big returns. 3. 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. 4. Tax Advantages Investing in real estate comes with tax benefits. You can deduct several expenses associated with owning an investment property, including your property taxes, mortgage interest, property management fees, property insurance, the costs of ongoing maintenance, the cost of repairs and the money you pay to market your property to potential renters. If you sell your property for more than you paid for it, the gain you realized won't be taxed as income. Instead, it will be taxed as capital gains, which typically come with lower tax rates than does income. If you invest in opportunity zones – neighborhoods that are in need of investment – you'll pay even less in capital gains. 5. 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. 6. Passive Income Investment properties bring much-desired passive income, that which you don’t have to work for every day. Say you charge rent on a single-family or multifamily property. The rent checks that come in each month are an example of passive income. 7. 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. 8. 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. 9. 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. 10. Fulfillment And Control Owning investment properties comes with other benefits that aren’t financial. When you own investment real estate, you are your own boss, which is fulfilling to many investors. You can also make a difference in your community, providing homes for renters or bringing businesses to commercial properties that will provide much-needed services to their communities. How Real Estate Compares To Other Investments All investments come with pros and cons. Here’s a look at how real estate compares to other popular investment types. Real Estate Vs. Stocks 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. Real Estate Vs. Bonds Bonds are one of the safer investments. You usually won’t lose money by investing in them. Their gains tend to be smaller, though. You have the chance to make higher gains by investing in real estate, though your risk of losing money is also higher. Real Estate Vs. CDs Investing in CDs is similar to investing in bonds: These are among the safest of investments, and it’s rare to lose money when investing in them. But like bonds, your gains are generally lower than what you might earn when you invest in real estate. Real Estate Vs. Mutual Funds Mutual funds are a long-term investment. Generally, if you hold onto your mutual fund investments long enough, they’ll increase in value, though appreciation is not guaranteed. Like with stocks, it’s easier to invest in mutual funds than in real estate. Real estate investments, though, can provide a hedge against the economic downturns that can cause mutual fund investments to fall in value. The Challenges Of Investing In Real Estate While investing in real estate brings the potential for a large payday, it also comes with some challenges and risks. Liquidity Real estate is not a liquid investment. Once you invest your money in a single-family home, apartment or commercial property, you’ll have to sell that property – or the portion of it that you own – to get your money. Other investments, such as stocks and bonds, are far more liquid. It’s easy to sell stocks to get access to your money. Starting Capital You’ll also need more money to get started in real estate investing. Homes and commercial properties aren’t cheap. You might need to apply for mortgage loans to purchase these properties. Investing in mutual funds, CDs and stocks typically requires far less starting capital. Time The profits usually don’t come quickly with real estate investments. Yes, you might charge rent to commercial or residential tenants. But often these payments only cover the cost of your mortgage payments or the other costs associated with maintaining an investment property. The big profits come when you sell the property for more than what you paid for it. To hit that goal, though, you usually must wait several years for your properties to increase in value. Location Location is key when investing in real estate. Your property probably won’t increase in value if it isn’t located in a community where real estate prices are on the rise. This means you’ll have to do plenty of research to find the right investment property in the right location. Take Advantage Of Real Estate Investing Now that you know the ups and downs of real estate investing, are you ready to buy your first investment property? Investing in commercial properties, multifamily buildings or single-family homes can bring big returns if you do the necessary research. Whether you are still wondering if you should buy a house, wondering how to buy a house or you are ready to apply and buy, investing in real estate could boost your Income.
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Dry Lands in gated estates @ibeju-lekki are readily available....Call Stella Ayomideon 08139956915 for detailed briefing and site inspection |
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Landlords grow rich in their sleep without working,risking or economising".~John Stuart Mill.. |
Call Stella Ayomide on 08139956915 for further inquiry on this amazing product/offer and professional advice on Real Estate investing. |
“If you want to be truly successful, invest in yourself to get the knowledge you need to find your unique factor. When you find it and focus on it and persevere your success will blossom.” Sydney Madwed |
Land Monopoly is not only monopoly, but it is by far the greatest of monopolies ; It is a perpetual monopoly , and it is the mother of all other form of monopoly" - Winst |
“Success is often achieved by those who don’t know that failure is inevitable.” – Coco Chanel If you’re keeping your eyes on what can go wrong, it will go wrong. Successful people strive to move on. They aren’t ignorant of failure, but they’re also not stymied by it. They don’t know what failure is, because to them it’s merely a bump in the road, not its terminus. |
“Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it.” – Henry David Thoreau Philosopher, naturalist, essayist, etc.—Thoreau knew a thing or two about productivity. He wisely saw that those who are seeking success are more likely romanticizing the idea and not doing the hard, practical work necessary to achieve it. |
“Do something today that your future self will thank you for.” Anonymous |
. “Do not save what is left after spending but spend what is left after saving.” Warren Buffet |
“If you want to be truly successful, invest in yourself to get the knowledge you need to find your unique factor. When you find it and focus on it and persevere your success will blossom.” Sydney Madwed |
“Invest in your mind. Invest in your health. Invest in yourself.” Anonymous |
“If you want to be truly successful, invest in yourself to get the knowledge you need to find your unique factor. When you find it and focus on it and persevere your success will blossom.” Sydney Madwed |
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“Your body will be around a lot longer than that expensive handbag. Invest in yourself.” Anonymous |
“The philosophy of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left.” Robert Kiyosaki |
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