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Investment Strategies

Broadly, followingare categories of real estate investment and related strategies:

  1. Land Development

  2. Residential real estate of new homesbuilding and selling.

  3. Commercial real estate development, selling, leasing and commercial properties management.

  4. Multifamily residential properties development, selling ownerships as condominiums, leasingas apartments, and management.

  5. Sale and purchase of any type of existing real estate.

There are tons of literature and strategies in the market on how to own and invest in real estate for profit. Depending on how big or small an investor you happen to be, it is important and significant to learn that your cash and effort converted to real estate that does not return profit as you the investor thought it would, or the circumstances changed beyond your control, it could be an aggravatingexperience. If you hear someone boasting that he/she got a great deal, well; someoneelselost in the deal.

For investing in residential real estate; your insight, hunch, intuition feelingsand success storiesof your friendsmay influence you, but crunching numbers and having a real estate professional with his/her team to assist youwill be big help.

You may be one of the following typesofaninvestor in residential real estate:

You are a rich foreigner who want to park money in the United States, either as safe haven, or investment for returns.

  • You are a rich American who is always on look out of how to reduce taxes. Real estate provides non-cash depreciation write offs. For them, holding real estate is safe havens.
  • You are a savvy rich investor who puts money with Real Estate Investment Trust cropping up to gamble in buying-holding-cashflows-and-selling when time is ripe. You get your share of gains.
  • You have inherited real estate and you have no choice but to make profitable use of portfolio.
  • You are a mild investor with good steady income who aspires to make profits out of real estate investments by parking spare money in residential investment properties as rental properties.
  • You are mild homeowner who aspires to retire comfortably, raise standard of living for the family and leave income generating residential assets in estate.

You may be one of the following typesof an investor in commercial and business ventures:

  • You have interest in multiple residential units’properties, like apartments buildings, condo units, hotels, motels, etc.
  • You have interest in non-residential commercial properties.
  • You have interest to develop land and sell for improvements on the land.