Purchasing Single Family Rental Homes:
There are the most options for single family homes, although you are typically competing against owner occupant buyers, whom aren’t looking to make cash flow investment numbers work.
Purchasing small to mid-size Multifamily Rental Homes:
There is the potential for a higher return than Single Family Homes as you have more tenants paying rent, but it also adds additional maintenance.
House Flipping:
This involves buying a property, renovating it, and selling it for a profit. This has become incredibly popular in recent years but can still absolutely be done.
Buying small or mid-size Commercial Property:
This is easier than most people think, and you have less competition as many buyers don’t understand it and are therefore scared of it. You also don’t have tenants that live in the property as their home and are typically at the investment property only during work hours.
Purchasing Land:
There is only so much of it! There are many strategies for purchasing land and it is something you could buy very inexpensively depending on the location.
Vacation Rentals:
This involves purchasing a property that can be rented out as a vacation home through platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.
Here are some of the related topics:
- What is Passive Real Estate Investment Strategy?
- Passive Investment Options
- Pro Tips for Investing in California Real Estate
- The Difference Between Equity and Debt Investment
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Shirin Rezania Ramos | 858.345.0685 | www.shirinramos.com | Compass, DRE 0203379
