There are many ways to invest in real estate.

There are many ways to invest in real estate. Some ways involve a lot of work, challenges and risk, and others involve much less effort for almost the same return. Through the years, my brother and I have been involved in many of them.

As time has passed, we have learned from this experience to prefer investing in much larger (20+ unit) multifamily properties. When done properly, there is much less effort and risk on larger properties and the long term returns can be much more stable and secure. One of the main reasons for this is that the value of a larger property is determined almost exclusively by the income that the property generates and not by the market ups and downs that affect smaller properties. Since the correct managment of a larger property will almost certainly result in a higher income, you can have a great deal of control in determining it's future value.

Large institutions have been investing in properties like these for many years, and that is why we are trying to help our fellow real estate investors and private lenders invest in real estate just like the large institutions do.

As I've said before, the best way for you to invest in real estate depends on several factors including: how hands on you’d like to be; what kind of return vs. risk you’d prefer; how much you have available to invest; and how quickly you might want to cash out.

Through my involvment as a Real Estate Associate Broker in Rochester NY, and as a 30+ year veteran investor, I am in tune with the real estate market for both small and large properties in the upstate New York area. I would enjoy talking about our mutual investing goals and experiences in order to help us both invest more successfully in real estate. If you are interested in getting together or know someone who would be, contact me and let’s set up a time.

Thank you,

Randy Haller