Real Estate Investing For Beginners!

Real Estate Investing For Beginners

Beginners think that they have to learn EVERYTHING there are out there about real estate investing before even start investing. I believe that is not true. If you insist on learning everything before getting into real estate investing you may never start. The best way is to get involved once you picked one or two strategies. Let me briefly introduce you to some strategies for you to trigger your thoughts and help you move forward rather than sit in your comfort zone.

Most of us know that real estate investing can be done successfully picking the right kind you are comfortable with. I suggest you to pick the most risk free category and get some practice along with some cash flow and income stream. This will help you boost your confidence.

If you are new to real estate investing, the options and choices make you wonder where to start and what to do. Keep in mind that all real estate investing strategies have some level of risk involved. So familiarize with the type of beginner strategies that are out there so you can comfortably handle it. Here are three investment methods that I personally found to be easier to handle for  beginners:

Buy and Hold: Having ownership of a single family house for example helps to build up regular cash flow so a real estate investor will have a monthly regular income and is a great option for long-term wealth building. If you have positive cash flow from rental income, it will take care of your mortgage payments including PITI. This is a great way to start out.

Assign right: This is done by you entering into a contract with a seller to purchase a house, but you will have the right to sell that purchase contract to someone else. By this you don’t take title to the property but earn a fee from the new buyer for finding a good deal for him.

Quick Flipping: You buy a house on discount-price and right away put it out for sale to make profit The profit comes from due to discounted price and/or rising market value of the property.

I am not suggesting here to jump into real estate investing blind folded. Do your homework but don’t overdo it that is my point here, even though you may feel you are overwhelmed at the beginning. But taking actions will give more confidence every time. But I would say this, you absolutely must need to be prepared, always. Consult a real estate attorney so every thing you do is legally right and will protect you.