5 Ways To Invest In Real Estate

AboutYou love investing, and at this point nearly all of your money is in the stock market. You know it’s important to diversify, but aren’t sure if real estate investing is right for you. You might think it requires a lot of money up front, or requires a lot of work Ongoing. While real estate investing certainly isn’t for everyone, it can be very lucrative. Many people have made millions investing in real estate. If you’re wanting to expand your investment horizons, here are different ways to invest in real estate.

Buy A Rental Property

Purchasing homes and renting them out is a great way to produce extra monthly cash flow. To do this, you have to purchase a house that has a combined monthly mortgage payment.

Join Others With Crowd Funded Real Estate

One of the newest options for investing in real estate is crowd funded real estate. This is where you join others to invest in a rental property either commercial or residential.

Flipping Houses

Flipping homes can be a bit risky, but also extremely rewarding. And, since property values are back on the rise, this is a good time to get started flipping homes.

Rent A Portion Of Your Existing Home

If you aren’t sold on the thought of purchasing a home only to recoup your money little by little, you could first test the waters by renting a portion of your house. You have a couple of options to do this.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT)

If you think real estate is a great investment but don’t want to get quite so hands on, you could take your real estate investing to the stock market.

Leverage

With the exception of REITs, investing in real estate gives an investor one tool that is not available to stock market investors: leverage. If you want to buy a stock, you have to pay the full value of the stock at the time you place the buy order.

Public Equity

Retail investors can purchase public equity from companies that specialize in real estate strategies. The Pro Shares Ultra Short Real Estate fund seeks daily investment results corresponding to the inverse of the Dow Jones U.S.

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