Build Wealth Through Real Estate
As an Investor, you can…
Sell Your Property and Convert the equity into an income stream for life.
Consider a 1031 Exchange into another property and pay no capital gains tax.
Refinance. Interest Rates are at 25 Year Low
Pass on your property equity to your beneficiary, receive an income stream during your lifetime, and your beneficiary receive a step-up-in basis at your death
Buy and Flip
Flipping homes is ideal for those with knowledge and experience in the real estate market. Purchasing properties that need repairs to up their value on the market can also be a risky investment, but a lucrative one. If you have a working knowledge of home repairs, you’ll be able to estimate the costs of fixing the home or apartment building, plus the initial investment and resale value.
Becoming a Landlord
Being a landlord is not for everyone. If you decide to invest in rental properties, you’ll be taking on any up-front maintenance costs that arise during the life of the property as well as managing tenants.
You should make sure you have a healthy amount of capital to ensure financing and up-front maintenance costs, as well as months where the property may be vacant. Rental properties are also a more hands on option for investing unless you also invest in a property management company or staff.