3 Ways You Can Start Investing In Real Estate (Without Buying A Home)
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2022
- Here are 3 ways to start investing in real estate without buying a home.
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Billionaire Andrew Carnegie famously said that 90% of all millionaires made their fortune through owning real estate, and that more money has been made in real estate, than in all industrial investments combined.
Real estate is a fantastic investment because of all the many income streams it provides. A good real estate investment will provide you with cash flow, all while your mortgage is being paid off. Your asset will also appreciate in value over time, and provide many tax advantages.
In this video i talk about real estate investing for beginners. Here are 3 ways on how to invest in real estate without buying a home. I cover REITs, real estate investment funds or real estate crowdfunding (Fundrise review), and real estate index funds. These investments may especially come in handy right now, since the housing market is pretty crazy, and actually purchasing a house can be difficult.
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Everything in this video is of my own opinion and could be wrong. I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments.
Vanguard VNQ is a great Real Estate ETF!
yes I really enjoyed this analysis keep up the good work
I can give personal experience as someone about to buy their first rental property, do you research and crunch the numbers on EVERYTHING including effective tax rate, property management, tax deductions etc to find out if buying real estate is actually worth your while.
Numbers start to add up and with the current crazy interest rate and housing prices, you could almost definitely get a better rate of return on REITS, REIGs, or crowd funding with much lower risk and work.
Happy to watch your new video, and as always amazing content!
Thanks John :)
@@KarsonGaule you're welcome 🤗
Thanks for your input 👍
You’re welcome :)
Gotta love the REITs and ETFs. I definitely want to get into rental property some day. But until I can save up enough for a down payment in this crazy market, I will just keep growing my REIT portfolio.
Also are those real jellyfish?
I’m afraid not
Great video! Watched and liked
Thanks Gary!
Nice video! Learnt something new today. Thanks! 😁😁
Thank you 😊
very informative. great video!
Appreciate it!
I do like your video Ms. Karson, very informative. If I start to invest in Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ) today 13 years from now will I be able to live of with its dividends? Thank you in advance.:)
Good informative video. Real estate ETF seems to be a great way to diversify 👍
Thanks!
Really enjoyed the video and insights here Karson, keep it up with the content!
Appreciate it!
@@KarsonGaule Not a problem! & also feel free to check out our channel as well when you get the chance 👌
This is great stuff!
Thank you!
Love your studio. It looks almost identical to @AndreiJikh. Although yours is better decorated.
I think they are brother and sister, they look identical
Great video, very affordable investments for someone like me. Thank you for the information. Looking forward for your next video.
Thank you!
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Thanks!
You neglected to include the dividends on Vanguard's REIT. The total return for that REIT is likely in the lower teens instead of just 8.92%.
That’s including dividends. It was total annual return
Agree that Fundrise can be a great way to get exposure to real estate but if you are looking to make 300% returns or more you gotta get in and do things yesterday. It’s a lot of work but the pay off is totally worth it