By building a home, you have the potential to increase the property's value, which could allow you to sell it for a profit or use it as a rental property to generate income.

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Renting offers steady $4,000 monthly income, long-term property value growth, and potential tax benefits.

Usually, the markets with the best cash flow have a smaller potential equity gain

Background:In the Class Action Complaint (linked below) the Judge accused the NAR of fixing prices and states, "For decades, home buyers across America have been unwittingly paying too much for, and receiving too little from, services offered to them by real estate agent members of NAR.Despite agent representations (which NAR permits and encourages) that such services do not cost home buyers anything, home buyers in fact pay a hefty cost for these services—namely,  supracompetitive commissions at levels fixed by the Defendants, which in turn lead to higher home prices paid by buyers...as part of their membership, brokers must also agree to follow NAR’s rules, practices, and guidelines.

That's when you need to effectively manage your property to maximize your investment's profit potential.

So my question is, how practical is it to work a 40hr week and still being able to invest in real estate as someone completely new to the business?

It may still be worth considering investing in properties with lower returns in the current market, as building equity, taking advantage of tax benefits, and potentially refinancing later could offset the lower cash on cash return.

You are mostly trading out for the piece of mind and the appreciation potential if you came here.

So you basically approach a potential partner, like a luxury designer, wellness practitioner or tour guide and offer to help promote them to your clients.