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    Paul Smith

    4 months ago

    How to Choose Residential Real Estate for Investment

    Alright, folks, if you think investing in residential real estate is just about buying an apartment and instantly raking in money by the shovel, you’re mistaken. Like in any business, there are nuances, and to avoid losses, you need to know what to do and how. Let’s break down the options we have and what you should consider when choosing a property.

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    What can you do with residential real estate?

    • Buy early in the development phase and resell
      • Buy early, renovate (if needed), and rent out
        • Buy a ready-made apartment and rent it out long-term
          • If your budget allows, buy more than 5 apartments and start short-term rentals

            Main criteria for choosing residential real estate for investment

            By the way, if someone tells you that “real estate prices always go up,” know this — they’re not an investor, but a secret agent of the reptiloids trying to get you to blindly invest and inflate the bubble. Real estate is a market, and it can fall too.

            • Location is everything
              • Type of property — new build or resale?
                • Financial conditions — crunch the numbers
                  • Condition of the property
                    • Target renter audience

                      Conclusion

                      Investing in real estate is not a lottery; it’s a thoughtful calculation. New builds offer a chance to enter the market at a lower price, while resale properties allow immediate income. If you have enough money to scale, you can go into short-term rentals and earn more, but that requires active management. The key is to calculate everything upfront and not rely on “the market always goes up.” Sometimes it doesn’t — it falls, and that’s when investors get headaches. So analyze, calculate, weigh options, and only then make your move.