Is it worth it to invest into real estate?

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asked Sep 14, 2017 in Investing by Lauren2 (270 points)
Is it worth it to invest in real estate?

I'm thinking of investing into real estate but want to know if it would actually be worth investing into the real estate?

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answered Sep 14, 2017 by Larry S (42,350 points)
Real estate is certainly worth investing in if you're up to it.

People will always need houses.
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answered Sep 4, 2019 by kesteer (4,670 points)

If you are good at it, it is totally worth it I guess. I recommend that you learn about opportunities in different cities and choose one for you. For example, Fort St Jon Real Estate seems pretty interesting to me, and I guess you will like it a lot too. Have a look there to learn more, good luck with it :)

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answered Feb 2, 2020 by Mikain (340 points)

Of course. Investing in real estate is very profitable. But it can be commercial and residential real estate. Very important to assess the condition of the property. It's better to invest in new houses than in old ones that require expensive repairs. I advise you to invest in expensive villas on the beach, then to rent them out. On the Hermitage Riviera website you can see the prices of villas in different cities.

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answered Jun 10, 2024 by DouglasCross (740 points)

Investing in real estate can be a smart move, but it depends on various factors like location, market trends, and the specific property. Take Quattro Del Mar by RAK Properties on Hayat Island, for example. Research its potential for growth, demand in the area, and the developer's reputation. Also, consider your financial goals, risk tolerance, and whether you plan to rent or resell. Consulting with experts and analyzing market data can help you make an informed decision.

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answered Sep 12, 2024 by kkkloik (3,920 points)
edited Sep 16, 2024 by kkkloik

Real estate can offer a solid return on investment over time, particularly with rental properties or by flipping houses. However, it's important to factor in all costs, like maintenance, taxes, and potential market fluctuations. If you're new to the game, starting small or partnering with experienced investors might be a safer way to test the waters before diving in fully.

On the flip side, if you’re not sure about locking your money into real estate or don’t have the capital, there are other ways to earn income without a large investment. For example, you can start generating extra income through online gigs, freelance work, or even renting out unused space in your home. These options can help you build up savings that you might eventually invest in real estate. If you're curious about ways to earn without needing upfront capital, check out some great ideas here:
https://cashyeah.com/blog/earn-money-without-investment

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