Again, don’t forget to consider your net worth and assess your risk profile. Like any other investment, there are risks. There’s no such thing as a riskless investment. Be sure you’ve got it all planned out. Do not fall into the trap of their catchy marketing strategies.

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When concentrating your hard-earned money on a single investment, it may pose problems later on that may kick you out of your current standing.

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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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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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Real estate investing is timeless.

But consider your net worth first when you’re trying to jump in.

Over the past year, house flipping has experienced less profit. Consider other options such as real estate syndication, where you can have sustainable success.

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Belongingness and community drives growth of the individual.

It is learning the best practices from one another and avoiding mistakes that others experienced. 

There’s no growth when you don’t take risks or when you don’t embrace the value of community.

Put yourself out there and start living a bigger life.

Start by joining our community.

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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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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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Stabilized cash flowing assets are the way to go. More stabilized assets give cashflow quickly and have lighter value add. Going into intermittent deals, spacing it out, and doing dollar-cost averaging, the same technique they taught you with stock market investing.

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