1. Do – Plan your financial goals Before you buy that first property, or do your first analysis, determine what you expect from your investments. What are your financial goals? We often discuss the “time vs. money” concept: The more you have of one, the less you need of the other to reach your financial goals. This means that you shouldn’t
You may be interested in buying an investment property if you want to diversify your holdings beyond stocks and bonds. While stories of quick flips – buying a home, renovating it, and reselling at a much higher price—dominate TV reality show, renting is the true core of real estate investing. That’s because historically there has been very