All Forum Posts by: Junho Jeong

Thanks all of you for answering my question and helping me to quench my doubt!

I am a beginner who tries to start a real estate investment. After I read several books about real estate. When I was searching what is the best way to invest, the first thing which caught my interest was BRRRR investment. Honestly, flipping doesn't seem to be my type. I wanted a more stable income all the time even it is a tiny amount. The cash flow which Mr. Kiyosaki explained was really attractive to me. But I have one concern. Is cash flow really less risky than capital gain for the long term investment? I read that some say that cash flow is stable even the economy goes down or gets trouble. Ok, this is an extreme example. When the price of property extremely goes down or gets plummet, I doubt that the price of rent would not get the effect from it. A tenant could stop renting anymore or no one could be willing to rent because of the bad economy. So the reason they say cash flow is less risky doesn't sound reasonable for me. I am curious why and how it can be exactly less risky than capital gains. Oh, don't get me wrong. I don't think cash flow is out of risk! I just want to know how it can be less risky than capital gains as people say. Thank you for reading.