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Including real estate as an asset class in your investing portfolio adds diversity to reduce your overall
investment risk. There are many real estate investing strategies to achieve this. I've personally found the
results of active real estate investing far surpass more passive strategies. And let's face it, owning and
profiting from actual properties is a lot more exciting than owning shares of a stock on paper.
Like any investment, taking on real estate in your investment portfolio has its pros and cons.
The Pros of Real Estate Investment
1. Real Estate Appreciates Over Time
2. Real Estate Has Unique Tax Benefits
3. Real Estate Provides a Steady Cash Flow
4. Real Estate Lets You Use Leverage
5. Real Estate Provides a Hedge Against Inflation
The Cons of Real Estate Investment
Real estate Investing also has some disadvantages to consider carefully before jumping in.
1. Real Estate Requires Money
2. Real Estate Is a Long-term Investment
3. Real Estate Investing Has Unique Risks
4. Risks need to be understood and mitigated as much as possible.
Following are a few of the significant risks of investing in real estate:
Buying the wrong property at the wrong time
Increased liability for accidents that may occur on your property
There is no doubt that real estate can offer an exceptionally rewarding investment opportunity, both
short term and long term. As with any investment, however, you must come to it with an awareness of
your personal risk tolerance and a willingness to learn.
Purchasing and owning rental properties isn’t going to begin building wealth instantly. Real estate can
be an incredibly powerful wealth creation strategy, but only if you work it right. You must learn to find,
evaluate, and purchase good real estate deals.