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Investing in Real Estate via Stocks

Adam Rey
  • Professional
  • Newton Centre, MA
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One way I've been considering lately to invest in Real Estate is through AppFolio stock. 

Stock price: APPF (NASDAQ)

Many BP members are probably familiar with AppFolio. They're a common property management platform that many people seem to use and like. I do not own the stock currently, but am considering purchasing. With the market really tight for great deals I'm trying to brainstorm other ways to make money in real estate. The transition from paper based management to cloud based digital management seems like a great opportunity. 

Anyone have any thoughts on AppFolio as a customer or investor?

Best,

Adam

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Logan Allec
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Logan Allec
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Yes, if you feel that you're struggling to find good deals on your own, it may make sense for you to invest with larger investors who presumably have access to top deals. Just make sure you vet them first.

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