Interested in learning how to invest in multifamily apartment buildings? Then read on!
The following is a promotional post for EliteApartmentCoaching.com:
Special – Learn How to Invest in Multifamily Apartment Buildings Seminar
Elite Apartment Coaching (formerly National REIS) would like to welcome readers from Money Ahoy to our three-day investment coaching event in Melville, NY this Friday November 7-9.
Elite Apartment Coaching is a reality based real estate consulting and training company with an investor mindset. We focus on working with investors of all experience levels that want to succeed specifically by buying apartment buildings. Investing in multifamily offers the greatest opportunity to achieve true wealth in real estate investing.
Additionally, if anyone attends the event, they will receive all of the items in our coaching bundle including our Multifamily investor Playbook. This event is designed to give everyone the roadmap and confidence to bypass single-family homes and go straight to apartment buildings.
There are only 50 total tickets available for each event, which are $197 each.
Here is a preview of some of the things you will learn during our Multifamily Investor Weekend and our article Park and Pray?
Let Multifamily Investing Put You In Control
Many of us are guilty of it. We all know how it goes…we’ve been hearing all about the volatility in the market and once a month that retirement statement arrives with a seemingly endless amount of pages.
How many of us do the quick once over and the file it away?
How many of us would rather not look at all knowing full well that our day might be ruined in an instant!
I like to call this traditional way of retirement saving the “Park and Pray” plan. You did what your advisor told you to do. You started saving early. You’ve invested and reinvested all with the hope that the market will continue to appreciate. Finally, when the time comes to retire we hope and pray that the market is high! We know all too well what happened just a few years ago. If you were planning to retire then
Does any of this sound familiar?
What if there was an alternative…Away for you to really control your savings. An investment strategy that will not only appreciate over time but also provide you with actual spendable dollars to supplement your retirement income?
This is just what multifamily real estate has to offer. And I say multifamily real estate specifically because there are of course many different strategies one can choose to invest in. Almost all require the investor to be very hands on; managing the property yourself…fixing plumbing issues, fielding tenant calls…you name it. When you invest in apartments you manage your property manager. You are the asset manager, not the landlord.
Multifamily Investing allows you to achieve all of the benefits of investing in Real Estate; monthly cash flow, appreciation, tax benefits…but without the sweat equity and time cost of traditional Real Estate Investing.
One deal a year…done the right way. That’s all it takes to create a retirement portfolio that’s based on sound, performing properties as opposed to the whims of Wall Street. Please understand that I’m not anti Wall Street by any means. I am a firm believer that any portfolio needs to be diversified and multifamily real estate is a strong way to do that.
The market for apartments is stronger than it’s ever been before and the demand for rental units far outweighs the available product. Tight credit markets, student housing, baby boomer housing, and immigration… everyone needs a place to live. That’s what you will provide while building a portfolio of cash-flowing assets for your future.
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EL @ Moneywatch101 says
Yes I feel having some real estate will provide a way to diversify some assets away from all the stock market investments. IT can be a bit risky at first, but once you have the system in place and funding I suppose it will be a great cash flowing asset.
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Derek Chamberlain says
EL,
I have not really dipped my toe into real estate investment. It seems like it would be too much for me to handle with a normal 9 to 5 job. I can see how it would be a great investment for folks that have the time to put in some sweat capital.
Jon @ Money Smart Guides says
There are all sorts of options when it comes to investing in real estate if you aren’t cut out to be a landlord. I’ve been one for over 2 years now and so far, it hasn’t been bad. In fact, it’s been really good. The worst part is what I am going through right now – trying to find a new tenant. Each month that goes by with a vacant property is one more month of a mortgage payment I need to come up with.
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Derek Chamberlain says
I prefer owning REITs. You don’t make as much money, but it is zero hassle 🙂