You May Already be a Real Estate Investor and Not Know It!
October 9, 2017
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
Before you dismiss this article because you do not own a vacation rental property, follow along for a moment to find out
Dean Graziosi
First and most important, the home should be one in an area renters want to live. It must also have some or all of the features they want, and they want pretty much the same thing as home buyers.
Dean Graziosi
I don’t want to make this an article about becoming a super fix & flip guru or even managing your own rental properties. What I want to help investors to do is to look at how they can exit REITs but stay in real estate as an investment asset class.
Dean Graziosi
If I were writing this back in 2008 it would be a different article. Back then the foreclosures were coming down the pike so fast you could almost do no wrong in grabbing one. Wholesalers, fix & flip and rental investors were rolling in opportunities. The biggest problem was in not being able to do deals fast enough to take advantage of the flood of foreclosure homes.
Dean Graziosi