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Real Estate Investment Is Your Tool To Making Riches

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People all over the world are making loads of money off of real estate investment.  It is no surprise that more and more people every day turn to the real estate market for a safe investment worth getting into.  And with few investments being all that safe today, this is certainly something you want to look into.

 

Real estate investment offers you far more security than the stock market does.  This is especially the case today with the stock market constantly dipping.  By investing in real estate, you will receive great returns while taking advantage of the numerous tax benefits it has to offer.

 

The thing people worry about most is coming up with the money to invest in a home.  Because of this, people rent a home instead of buying a home.  What you have to understand is few people have the money to buy a home.  It is the bank you are going to turn to for assistance.

 

You are far better off purchasing a home rather than renting.  What many do not even think about is the future and what a real estate investment can do for you.  If you rent a home, you are never going to see that money again.  As for those house payments you make when you invest in a home, you will see money again.

 

As you pay for your mortgage, there are two different parts to the payment.  The first part is interest, which is comparable to rent as you will never see that money again.  As for the second part, the principal is going to be money you keep. 

 

Real estate investment is a great way to begin building your capital.  Not only that, but it also makes the most sense financially.  There is no point in throwing money away with rent.  Regardless of what you may think, you can afford to invest in a home.  Between loans and assistance from the bank, you can make the leap.

 

With that said, you do have to be smart about your investment.  Just because you know you are going to get a loan does not mean you want to go and buy a home way out of your league financially.  Play it smart and settle on a home that you can afford to make the monthly payments on.

 

At the end of the day you will find that a real estate investment if by far the best decision.  You will receive tax benefits, receive tremendous returns, and ultimately will benefit in the long-run by owning your own home.

 

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Vickie Nagy
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate - Palm Springs, CA
Vickie Jean the Palm Springs Condo Queen

We just purchased an investment property and wish we could buy more. It's really hard for 2 independent contractors to qualify for financing in the current conditions.

Dec 18, 2008 03:27 AM
Anthony Stokes-Pereira
Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty - Nanuet, NY
Realtor

Hi James;

Great post and I thank you for sharing. Happy Holiday!

Dec 18, 2008 03:28 AM
Tony & Darcy Cannon
Aubrey and Associates Realty - Layton, UT
The C Team

James, great post, I wish that you would shout this from the roof tops!  NOW is a great time to invest in Real Estate!

Dec 18, 2008 03:53 AM
Sasha Miletic - Windsor Real Estate
RE/MAX Preferred Realty Ltd. - Windsor, ON

Hi James, Thanks for sharing. Keep posting best.

Best - Sash

Dec 18, 2008 11:29 PM
James Whitmire
Real Estate Arena - Cumming, GA

Thank you all for your comments, here is to SHOUTING this from the rooftops!

Happy Holidays to all,

James

 

Dec 19, 2008 05:08 AM
Brian Griffis
Realty Choice - Springfield, MO

I am all for people buying houses obviously. But, thinking of a house as an "investment" is why many people are being foreclosed on right now. To invest, you want to use maximum leverage, borrow as much as you can, and use little of your own money.  Look where that got California homeowners. Average homeowners should buy houses, but should buy them as lifesytle, that backyard for the kids to play, that garage to work on the classic car, that little piece of the American dream, not as simply a way to make money.  Because, as we have seen, that doesn't always happen.

Dec 20, 2008 08:44 AM