This is a point where investors have gone through that first half, they know where to buy. They know what type of properties to buy. I think where we lose a lot of people, because this is where people actually have to do some semi-hard work.

And here's what you, what I tell people is go out there, talk to brokers, use Zillow, use whatever resources you have to go find properties. And figure out two things. Three or four things actually, but the main thing is like, what are the properties sell for? And what are these properties renting for?

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People long for creating meaningful relationships that’s why whether it is an onsite model (the couple lives within the community) or an offsite model, they produce more tenant retention. It touches more on people’s emotional quotient.

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401k is a retail investment. It has high fees (that nobody sees), boosted up by marketing and carries interest. With 401k, you are only paying yourself such a small percentage. Your money’s just going down the drain. 

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Rich people focus on their goals, are action-driven, create their network, and exercise their intellectual muscles to solve problems.

Muscle has its memory, and because of that, it’s normal for rich people to build wealth repeatedly.

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Your money at hand will determine the length of time you need to invest in real estate to transition into passive investing. Yes, your investing goals are important but what you have at the moment is essential.

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Real estate investing applies to pre-retirement or post-retirement. It’s not discriminatory. 

You can always invest in real estate as long as you have the money and do not use your retirement fund.

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You can consider being an angel investor where profits can be highfalutin or on bad days can be negatively low.

Again, recognize the risk when you’re investing. It’s better to diversify and bring in the chunk of your investment to a more stable asset (such as real estate).

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Progression in investing varies on your current phase in life.

It must be adaptive and must not hinder the way you live.

Otherwise, there’s no use in investing in properties if you think you aren’t being progressive as a whole.

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Building relationships keep it accessible for you to find the best deal out of state.

Regardless if you have the money to invest, if you don’t have the best people to deal with, your investing experience can be a nightmare.

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Roofstock is a reliable and affordable avenue to sell your properties even if your turnkey properties are currently occupied by tenants.

Results are still not guaranteed, do your part and educate yourself.

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