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Real Estate Investment 101: Getting Started

Buying my first home was a learning experience, but not nearly as much so as buying my first investment property. With real estate investment becoming increasingly popular, I've seen that more and more people want to get into the industry but don't know how. Once I learned the basics, I decided it was a perfect time to create this blog to help others. On these pages, I share what I've learned and how I found my place in real estate investment. I hope that the information on this site will help you to learn how to find your first investment property.

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2020

3 Questions To Ask Your Realtor When Looking For A Property To Invest In
Whether you're looking to buy a piece of raw land or a property that's been developed in some way, working with a real estate agent is essential. Here are a few important questions to ask the realtor you decide to work with: Is Loan Support Offered? It's a good idea to find out whether your real estate agent offers any loan support to take advantage of before you start your property hunt.

Obtaining A Commercial Real Estate Investment Loan
While there are many real estate investors who focus on the residential niche, there are some that prefer to work solely with commercial properties. Commercial property investing can yield an attractive return if it is done properly, but you will have to seek out some type of funding in most cases. Funding commercial property investments can be quite different from other forms of real estate investing where funding is concerned. Take a look at some of the things you will want to know as a commercial real estate investor.

An Income That You Can Count On
A reliable passive income will grant you the opportunity to relax and enjoy your passion for traveling. Delve into the commercial real estate field and find out how a one-time investment can better your life. Choose Your Level Of Involvement Some land and business owners rely upon a property manager to handle the actual operation of a business or the maintenance of a tract of land. This frees up the initial investor and lets them pursue their interests without encountering a loss of profit.