Jamie Goldstein Delray Beach - How to Grow Your Real Estate Investment Business

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JAMIE GOLDSTEIN DELRAY BEACH - HOW TO GROW YOUR
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT BUSINESS
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When it comes to building wealth, there is an
overestimation of what it takes. Working hard day
and night is merely one part of a larger and more
complicated answer to creating a better
investment portfolio. The others include
investing and real estate. Here are some growth
tips for a real estate investment business.
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PLAY THE LONG TERM GAME
Being a long-term investor is not good advice it
is essential advice. Real estate is no different,
and much of the value of your investment business
comes from a portfolio that can be sustainable
long term. Finding long-term investment
properties is not easy, but there are resources
to help scope out areas to consider.
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Focus on the Positive Growth Properties
It might come as no shock to you that you want to
focus your time and attention on positive cash
flow properties, but it needs to be said
regardless of how important this is for your real
estate business. The growth properties that
exhibit positive cash flow will allow you to
cover the maintenance expenses.
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DIVERSIFY THE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Short and long-term are two examples of
diversifying your businesss real estate
investments, but there are more. In particular,
you want to invest in residential and commercial
as much as you can. It can be good to focus on
one or the other, which allows you to specialize,
but it does not allow you to capitalize on all
the opportunities available.
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CONSIDER SHORT TERM RENTAL INVESTMENTS
On short-term investments, rental property is
always an excellent portfolio staple, but there
are now emerging ways to improve your real estate
business portfolio. Vacation rentals are changing
drastically, helping maximize the potential of
real estate investment for an even shorter-term
rental than apartments/houses.
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DO REPAIRS YOURSELF
Maintenance fees can be a real kick in the behind
when trying to maximize the profitability of your
investment properties, so you need to take things
into your own hands. Doing the repairs yourself
will help you cut down the costs associated with
hiring maintenance workers and contractors.
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