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Dustin Ruhl
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Indianapolis, IN
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The 4 Secrets Even the Best Real Estate Podcasts Might Not Be Tel

Dustin Ruhl
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Indianapolis, IN
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There is an opportunity in every crisis.

A vast number of people in the US have no savings and cannot come up with a down payment to buy a property. With fewer buyers and lots of people to house there is great opportunity for owning rental property.

Consider suburbia.

Major metropolitan areas are safe bets when it comes to rentals. Cities have the most population and the most people who need to be housed. But don’t overlook the suburbs. Many people with families still find the suburbs a good option. Rental prices may be less expensive but tenants are usually happy to stay for longer because they are connected to the location thru schools and churches.

Don’t go it alone.

You want to choose a professional investment counselor that is with you for the long haul and is willing to put their own money towards the properties they recommend.

Invest your money directly.

When you use a third party or investment group to buy, sell and rent for you your goals and risk tolerance will be decided by the group. The more control you have of your investments the better control you have of your future.

Four more things to know about real estate you might have already missed and not be following.

Key Points:

1. Right now the rental market is hot, providing investors great opportunity.

2. Cities have the largest markets for rental properties.

3. Invest directly and you keep control of your assets.

It is no secret that a significant portion of the population does not have any savings (the crisis), presenting real estate investors with a great deal of opportunity to step in and serve the population.

Even if you’re doing your research, networking and learning about real estate and how to manage and develop it, there could be some tips you’ve missed. Don’t be afraid of a crisis; one person’s disaster can turn into your golden chance to profit. Markets near large settled areas can be a major opportunity to profit at a lower cost. Cut out middlemen when you can, and also look for an investment counselor to keep you on track.