A New Investor's Guide to the Types of Real Estate Investments
Many new investors are already inherently comfortable with real estate investing, even if they need a few pointers on how to invest in real estate. In fact, whether or not you've owned a stock or bond in your entire life, the chances are good that you simply get real estate investing. After all, at some point in your life, it is likely that you or someone you know has rented a...
When you invest in real estate, your goal is to put money to work today and make it grow so you have more money in the future. You have to make enough profit, or "return", to cover the risk you take, taxes you pay, and the costs of owning the real estate investment such as utilities and insurance.
In other words, once you understand the basics of the game, real estate investing really can be as conceptually simple as playing monopoly. Your...
For many people, real estate is the easiest to understand investment because it is simple, straight-forward and involves a fair exchange between a property owner (the landlord) and the property user (the renter). As long as the hot water keeps flowing and the rent arrives on time, everyone is happy and benefits. Investing in real estate is much more complex than this, though, because there are several different types of real estate investments...
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