Investing in Real Estate for Beginners
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LEARN HOW TO INVEST IN PROFITABLE RENTAL PROPERTY AND MAXIMIZE YOUR RETURN FOR NEW REAL ESTATE INVESTORS!
Investing in profitable real estate rental properties can, at first, seem daunting. But with the information provided in this e-book, you should be able to begin investing in real estate rental properties better equipped than when you first began to read it.
This book will answer all your questions on real estate investing.
This book contains:
• Types of Real Estate Investments Properties
• Real Estate Investment Options
• Understanding Return on Investment (ROI)
• Top Features that Make a Profitable Real Estate Investment
• Being a landlord
• Tax Tips in Real Estate Investment
• Mortgages in Real Estate Investing
• Common Mistakes to Avoid While Investing in Real Estate
• Protecting Your Investment
Real estate investing is actually much simpler than you realize! It certainly helps to have the right team on your side, especially when you're not exactly sure what you're doing. Basically, having the right team means the difference between failing and succeeding. You'll learn exactly why rentals make the best investments, which property types are best for renting out, and why location matters so much. Your success relies on having tenants so you need to consider what those tenants are looking for and how to provide it to them. Different properties do well in different types of locations; a multi-family home might not do as well in the city as it would in the suburbs. It is always wise to bear in mind that being tactful in the real estate business gets you amazing deals without having to spend a lot. Build your financial future with passive income in rental properties!
Who this book is for:
• Anyone who wants to build their wealth
• Anyone interested in real estate investment for residential rentals
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Investing in Real Estate for Beginners - Jason A. Welch
INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE FOR BEGINNERS
LEARN HOW TO INVEST IN PROFITABLE RENTAL PROPERTY AND MAXIMIZE YOUR RETURN FOR NEW REAL ESTATE INVESTORS
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Real Estate Investing for Beginners
How to go about Real Estate
Real Estate Investor mindset and behavior
You must invest without collecting.
Have plans for upkeep.
One at a time.
Focus on the environment.
Hire a mentor.
Protect yourself claims.
Maintain good bonds.
Ways That Real Estate Investors Make Money
Cash Flow Income
Appreciation of Value
Supplementary Investment Income
Real Estate-Related Income
Rewards of Real Estate Investing
Diversification
Higher cash returns.
Monthly cash flows.
Limited near-term taxes.
Long-term income.
Permanence
Chapter 2: Types of Real Estate Investments Properties
Turnkey Property
Residential Properties
Individual Retail Properties
Flipping Houses
Larger Retail Complexes
Office Properties
Industrial Properties
Vacation rental
Commercial Rental
Chapter 3: Real Estate Investment Options
Buy and Hold
Fix and Flip
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Crowdfunding Investment Options
Chapter 4: Understanding Return on Investment (ROI)
The 1% Rule
The 50% Rule...........................................................................................................2
Expenses Involved in Your Property
Definition and Calculation of Return on Investment (ROI)
Other Non-Financial Factors Affecting ROI
Chapter 5: Top Features that Make a Profitable Real Estate Investment
Neighborhood
Rent
Property Taxes
Job Market
Schools
Amenities
Crime Rates
Natural Disasters
Future Developments
Chapter 6: Tips on How to Choose Your Tenants
Follow the Rule of the Land
Be Patient
Widen Your Search
Choose Tenants with Good Credit Ratings
Do a Criminal Background Check
Check out the Tenant’s Rental History
Choose a Stable Tenant
Two People Per Bedroom
Be Open-Minded
Don’t Get Overly Friendly with Your Tenants
Listen to Your Instincts
Chapter 7: Understanding Property Valuation and Guidelines to Decide You Are Selecting the Right Property
The valuation
How to Know That You Are Selecting the Right Property
Know people and talk with them.
Determine the amount you would wish to borrow.
Visualize the ideal renter.
Avoid doing more than is necessary.
Estimate the amount you will be earning from rent.
Count all your expenses.
Think about your property’s appreciation.
Determine your choice property’s cash-on-cash return rate.
Evaluate your rate of capitalization.
How You Know That You Have Found the Right House
You have an urge to go inside.
You feel embraced the minute you walk in.
Being in the bathroom does not give you an odd feeling.
You begin to visualize how you will arrange your furniture.
You see yourself painting your ideal color on the walls.
Your basic needs are met.
You feel that you no longer want to look at other properties.
You are on the edge of your seat, waiting to tell others about what you found.
Every thought that comes to your mind convinces you further that you need to do something about the house.
Chapter 8: Being a landlord
Hire a property manager
Find a lawyer who knows the real estate business
Learn your leases and your tenants
Learn your property
Satisfy your customers
Don’t go cheap.
Never stop learning
Chapter 9: Tax Tips in Real Estate Investment
Interest
Depreciation
Cost of Repairs
Travel
Wages of Employees and Independent Workers
Insurance Payments
Leverage the Power of 1031 Exchange
Chapter 10: Real Estate Market
Rural Markets
Urban Markets
Suburban Markets
General Concept of Real Estate
Local market
Long-Term needs
Chapter 11: Mortgages in Real Estate Investing
Adjustable Rate Mortgage
Government-Insured Mortgages
Balloon Mortgages
Fixed Rate Mortgage
Chapter 12: Real Estate Trading
Wholesaling Real Estate
Properties You Could Wholesale
Finding Wholesale Deals
Why You Should Be Venturing into Real Estate Wholesaling
REITs Investing
How REITs Work
Advantages of REITs
Chapter 13: How to Turn Real Estate into a Long-Term Business
Embrace the Humble Start
Go Big
Understand the Market, and Get a Mentor
Prioritize Learning Against Earning
Make Your Mark Immediately
The Returns Are in the Purchase
Keep Time
Your Intuition Matters
Chapter 14: Common Mistakes to Avoid While Investing in Real Estate
Rushing into a Deal
Overthinking on a Good Deal
Thinking that Real Estate Investment Will Get You Rich Overnight
Relying Excessively on Real Estate Agents
Underestimating Purchasing and Renovation Costs
Not Doing Debt Management Wisely
Not Keeping Aside Money for Repairs and Maintenance
Planning on the Go
Thinking You Can Manage Everything on Your Own
Underestimating the Cost of Renovations
Failing to Have the Right Community Around You
Failing to Do Your Homework
Avoiding Due Diligence
Lack of a Backup Plan
Paying Too Much Money
Failure to Consider Soft Costs
Forgetting That It Is the People Who Are Most Important
Borrowing from Friends and Family
Failure to Use a Good Local Broker
Restricting Yourself to One Housing Market
Not Having Backup Exit Plans
Giving Up Early
Chapter 15: Protecting Your Investment
Maintain the property
Insure against loss
Establish legal protections
Share the financial burden
Pay attention
Chapter 16: Making Your Real Estate Business Passive
Engage Professional Property Management
Real Estate Partnerships
Consider Turnkey Real Estate Companies
Conclusion
Introduction
The best real estate investors are those who keep their ear to the ground when it comes to new avenues for lead generation and changing buyer or renter trends which means they cultivate the habit of lifelong learning as early as possible. Failing to do so is like leaving money on the table. Getting ready to pick out your first investment property is akin to getting ready to start out on a great adventure. No great adventure that ends profitably is over quickly, however, which means that before you get started down the path of real estate investment you need to be ready to commit to the long haul. Successfully investing in real estate is a marathon, not a sprint, and slow and steady wins the race.
Doing the research, setting up budget goals, and learning about the areas where you would like to invest are keys to achieving success. Networking with real estate professionals and studying the trends in a neighborhood will make for a strong, profitable investment.
Investing in profitable real estate rental properties can, at first, seem daunting. But with the information provided in this e-book, you should be able to begin investing in real estate rental properties better equipped than when you first began to read it.
This book will answer all your questions on real estate investing.
Chapter 1: Real Estate Investing for Beginners
Investing in real estate is another method of putting your money to work today and allowing it to grow and multiply as time goes. For the investment to be worthwhile, though, the returns
or the profit
you get from your investment must be able to cover the taxes imposed on the property, the maintenance costs, insurance, the risks taken, and the costs of other utilities.
The concept of investing in real estate is quite simple. First, it requires a basic understanding of the nature of the investment economics involved and the risks you will bear when you invest. To make a profit, you must invest in properties, collect rent, and manage the money you get so that you can invest it in other businesses as well. Note that simple
does not mean that the real estate business is easy.
It is marred with risks—ranging from minor to large disasters that could make you lose your property or even worse.
Although there are risks involved, real estate investment remains one of the most popular and most lucrative investment ventures because of its straightforward approach. The business comprises a fair exchange between a property owner and the property user. As long as the user pays rent and as long as the owner ensures that his property remains safe and with a proper connection (electricity and water, although the renter pays the bills), the deal is sealed. However, there may be added complexities depending on the type of real estate investments such as commercial, industrial, residential, and the kind that trades on stock exchanges called REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts).
How to go About Real Estate
The concept of real estate investing has been around for generations. Some people think that it is just about buying and selling property. That is technically an important aspect of the field, but unlike other investments, you have some sense of control over what you hold. The variables that can directly impact the real estate market can be significant. If the real estate market is up, some strategies work fine and then in down markets, other techniques become more profitable. Regardless of the market, you can make money investing in real estate. Becoming a real estate investor require few items: laptop, printer and phone. This is all the equipment you need to begin. You can work from home, what many call laptop lifestyles. It's a very low-budget investment, compared to starting any other physical business which usually requires other kinds of startup investments, like offices, staff, companies, etc. And launching a real estate investing business is far simpler than starting the majority of other businesses: it does not require venture capital, a board of directors or even a detailed business plan.
Investing in real estate does not have to be a full-time activity. You can invest on the side, in your free time, but you may enjoy it so much that you may want to do it full time. You do not have to quit your main job to