Investing in Real Estate for Beginners: Learn How to Invest in Profitable Rental Property and Maximize Your Return for New Real Estate Investors - Audiobook - Audiobooks.com

Written By: Jason A. Welch
Narrated By: Russell Newton
Date: February 2020
Duration: 6 hours 23 minutes

Summary:
Tips for buying your first rental property and create passive income and wealth through smart buy-and-hold real estate investing!

Investing in profitable real estate rental properties can, at first, seem daunting. But with the information provided in this audiobook, you should be able to begin investing in real estate rental properties better equipped than when you first began.

This audiobook contains:


- Types of real estate investments properties
- Real estate investment options
- Understanding return on investment (ROI)
- Top features that make a profitable real estate investment
- Being a landlord
- Tax tips in real estate investment
- Mortgages in real estate investing
- Common mistakes to avoid while investing in real estate
- Protecting your investment

Real estate investing is actually much simpler than you realize! It certainly helps to have the right team on your side, especially when you’re not exactly sure what you’re doing. Basically, having the right team means the difference between failing and succeeding. You’ll learn exactly why rentals make the best investments, which property types are best for renting out, and why location matters so much. Your success relies on having tenants so you need to consider what those tenants are looking for and how to provide it to them. Different properties do well in different types of locations; a multi-family home might not do as well in the city as it would in the suburbs.

It is always wise to bear in mind that being tactful in the real estate business gets you amazing deals without having to spend a lot.

Build your financial future with passive income in rental properties!

Who this audiobook is for:


- Anyone who wants to build their wealth
- Anyone interested in real estate investment for residential rentals