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Before diving into real estate investing, defining your financial future with smart investment GOALS is key to ensuring you're on a path to SUCCESS
(Think of your "WHY" when your are reading through these, and remember that you can have more than one)
Achieving Retirement Goals: Many investors view real estate as a way to secure their financial future, aiming to have a portfolio of income-generating properties by the time they retire.
Legacy Building: Investing in real estate is also seen as a way to build a legacy, providing tangible assets that can be passed down to future generations.
Hedge Against Inflation: Historically, real estate prices tend to rise with inflation aka the dollar losing value. As a result, owning real estate can serve as a hedge against the decreasing purchasing power of cash. Think of it this way, in 1950 you could get a lot more with $100 than you can today! That is called, inflation.
Financial Independence: Achieving a level of financial stability where one is not dependent on a traditional 9-to-5 job is a common goal. Real estate investments can play a significant role in reaching this independence. I managed to be financially FREE in only 3 years with my CoLiving strategy aka renting-by-the-room to professionals.
Generating Passive Income: Many investors aim to create a steady stream of income through rental properties. This passive income can supplement their regular earnings or fund their lifestyle in retirement.
Building Wealth:: Real estate is often seen as a vehicle for long-term wealth accumulation. Investors hope to increase their net worth through capital appreciation which means that over time, the property's value increases, eventually surpassing the original purchase price.
Tax Benefits: Real estate offers various tax advantages, including deductions for mortgage interest, property taxes, operating expenses, and depreciation. These benefits can make real estate an attractive investment option, especially for high salary individuals paying a huge portion of their income to TAXES. (Uncle Sam takes enough of your hard work's income!)
Diversifying Investment Portfolio: Diversification helps reduce risk. By adding real estate to a portfolio that may already include stocks, bonds, and other assets, investors can spread out their risk and potentially stabilize returns.
*While these goals are among the most common, it's important for each investor to carefully consider their unique circumstances, resources, and aspirations when setting their real estate investment objectives.
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