The DANGER of Traditional Real Estate Investing
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WARNING: There's a hidden danger lurking in real estate investing, and it's time we bring it to the surface.
So many don’t learn from the past (*cough* 2008 *cough*).
Most investors aim for it while still keeping an eye on the prizes of appreciation and equity. Yet, there's a risky, often ignored side to it – break-even or negative cash flow.
It's easy to think of cash flow as just the icing on the real estate cake, while you relish the main course of appreciation and equity.
Delicious, delicious cake.
However, I believe cash flow is the very foundation of real estate, and should be your main focus.
In the video I discuss the mindset and targets you should have when looking at your portfolio and it’s growth.
I even touch on high net worth individuals, who seem to be okay carrying a property with a negative cash flow. I outline some very scary scenarios for not listening to this advice.
BUT. It’s not all doom and gloom. I give you the answer to these problems, too.
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