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Real estate has always been considered as the most stable investments one can make. Properties are real value for money if maintained properly. You can mint a lot of money in terms of returns. Real estate is a good investment as it develops discipline among investors and is not easily liquefiable. Moreover, if you do a proper real estate investing then you can be assured to get a stable monthly income. Therefore, real estate investment strategies are effective for many.

Hi Joshua. The positive information about real estate investing I shared above is based on a Move, Inc. survey. There are other recent surveys as well showing similar trends. Take a look at this MSN story:

You're a decade late for that particular bogeyman.

I love the series of books. First of all, you don't need to be wealthy/have money to invest. However, you need to invest to be wealthy. I used bank loans to start my investment portfolios, thanks to Kiyosaki's tips. B4, I had the mindframe of saving money in order to invest.

Nowadays, I realize you can use the banks money to invest. Bank managers are often willing to give people money for a good investment. Money always follows a good investment, though you have to learn about them, invest to gain experience. Also, it's important to have mentors who've achieved whatever you want to achieve. They're a good source of guidance.

I like the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books because the tips have been helpful to me and are helping me achieve my goals.

You're stuck. The 1039 rules refer to a "like kind" exchange, which if you start with real estate, ends up in real estate. But you have options: (a) Get a management company to run the place; they usually charge about 10% of the rent. (b) Sell the duplex, and put the proceeds into vacant land via a 1039 exchange. Basically no management hassles. (c) Sell the duplex, and buy rental property close to your new digs with a 1039 exchange. Then you can manage it yourself.

I love the series of books. First of all, you don't need to be wealthy/have money to invest. However, you need to invest to be wealthy. I used bank loans to start my investment portfolios, thanks to Kiyosaki's tips. B4, I had the mindframe of saving money in order to invest.

Nowadays, I realize you can use the banks money to invest. Bank managers are often willing to give people money for a good investment. Money always follows a good investment, though you have to learn about them, invest to gain experience. Also, it's important to have mentors who've achieved whatever you want to achieve. They're a good source of guidance.

I like the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books because the tips have been helpful to me and are helping me achieve my goals.

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