Where Have I Been? My New Aspirations In This New World

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I Am Studying Investing Into Real Estate And Heres Why
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18 thoughts on “Where Have I Been? My New Aspirations In This New World”

  3. I like investing into virtual Items, i feel like its kinda safer because i have a way bigger grasp and knowledge of this area than for example real life stock market (where elon musk can post something on twitter to literally RIP a company or make another company rich within hours) LOL

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  7. Invest in social housing, enter government scheme to rent the house to the government, get above/equal to market rate for sub par housing. Sounds easy, right? Now how can the normal person get to the point of owning a portfolio of houses? Extremely difficult. I see your trust idea too and in relation to the ownership of the trust being a Company is viable yes but if there is negligence etc. they can go after the owner of the Company as they are essentially responsible for the direction of the Company. Finally, when loans etc. are concerned the banks/lenders still need financial backing for the owner etc. of the trust/company. It is no way easy to get a loan for these things and getting to a point of a significant deposit, again, is very difficult for the normal person. —- Bit all over the place but hopefully makes sense —-

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  10. Last 2 years (im 27): bought appartment, pay below 2% interest, price risen by 14% in 2 years (yay pandemic=house price increase due to supply/demand(basicly nothing gets built)). Profit..
    Also investing excess cash into funds/upgrading appartment generally^^
    Gonna look into buying another house to rent out eventually.

    Hows the fitness-journey going? :p

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  12. Look up REITs, you can invest in them if you want to get into real estate and it wont require loads of upfront capital. Real estate and property management is high risk for an individual. REITs are a form of alternative investment where you invest in the trust and any profit from the properties in the trust are paid out to you. These usually have both commercial and residential properties in them. Everyone says not to put all your eggs in one basket if your interested in real estate check those out and then further diversify by re-skilling which increases your human capital and then as you make money reinvest that in different investments. There are a lot of option for investing with many different benefits including tax. Best bet would be to speak with a financial advisor to help you to further flush out your plan for the future. I have a traditional 401k from my employer and I recently spoke with a financial advisor to open up a brokerage account but he recommended opening up a roth IRA which I can contribute 6k to each year and the best part is no tax on capital gains.

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  16. It's nice to see someone passionate about what they are learning. It's unfortunate that it sounds like you're putting the channel on the back burner but I get that money is important so I can't hold it against you. Good luck on your journey.

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