In real estate, having ample funds and holding investments long-term makes business easier. Flipping properties—buying, adding value, and selling for a higher price—is a lucrative method. Alternatively, renting properties provides a steady income stream, although it involves less immediate profit.
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01-25-2024, 04:20 PM
In my opinion, renting is not so bad because you don't have to wait until you get a profit and you can find customers literally in a month and get a profit every month, which reduces your risks of mindless spending of money.
02-03-2024, 03:35 PM
In the current landscape, real estate prices have taken a dip, making it an opportune time for potential investors. If you've been contemplating entering the real estate market, now is the moment to act. However, the hurdle lies in the substantial capital real estate investment demands. If your pockets aren't deep, this might seem like an unattainable venture. While some suggest borrowing money for real estate investment, it's a risky path, especially if rental income doesn't cover the mortgage. Moreover, the vast sums involved in real estate make it inherently precarious, as substantial debts may come into play.
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