Think you’re too busy to enjoy all the benefits that come with Real Estate Investing?
It’s no secret that the wealthy and institutional investors are heavily invested in commercial real estate.
As an alternative investment, real estate has ideal characteristics as an inflation hedge: yield, leverage, and appreciation. It does well in upwardly trending markets, continues to pay even as you wait out market corrections and typically declines less than stocks in downturns.
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In the longstanding debate between stocks and real estate, a major point of contention has been liquidity.
Generally speaking, stocks are liquid, real estate is not.
Those on the side of stocks will argue that liquidity enables an investor to be nimble, allowing for flexibility to adjust to changes and risks as well as allowing for capital preservation.