5 Real Estate Investing Ideas Low Risk/ Low Budget - YouTube

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Interested in Real Estate but have a low risk tolerance?
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Or no money?
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We'll look at some unique options today.
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We have low investment even no investment niches in the Real Estate industry with reduced
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risk.
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Stay tuned until the very end Ill show you a very unique way to get started in real Estate
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with zero money and potentially create a 6 figure income.
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First off lets look at REIT's.
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REIT's have been very strong this year some producing over 20% returns.
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REIT stands for Real Estate Investment Trust and the neat thing about REIT's is they allow
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you to buy shares in commercial real estate portfolios that generate income.
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So you can literally be, technically, part owner of a pool of apartment buildings, shopping
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malls, hotels, self storage facilities, even farmland and others.
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So while most investors don't have the money to buy a shopping mall, and maybe dont want
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the hassle of managing the property, you can buy shares within a portfolio of commercial
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properties in a REIT.
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The easiest way to buy them is through a broker, just like a stock, pool your money with other
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investors and share in the revenue generated by these buildings.
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Another advantage of a REIT is they typically hold a diverse number of properties which
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can spread the risk rather then being tied up in a single property.
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You can invest in Equity REITS, the most popular, and these entities buy, own and manage income
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producing properties and revenue is generated mostly through rents.
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There are also Mortgage REITS and Hybrids, we wont cover those here.
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If you are new to REITS the safest bet is to buy Equity type that are publicly traded
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and registered with the SEC.
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These type are quite liquid easy to buy and sell, unlike commercial property itself that
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can be slow to liquidate.
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A decent REIT can provide slow but steady dividends and can eliminate some, but not
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all, risk associated with Real Estate Investing.
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REITS so far this year produced a return higher than the S&P, and some sectors have performed
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better then others such as certain land REITS at over 31%
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Homevestors.
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We did a video on ths franchise last week.
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I'm sure you all have seen the "We Buy Ugly Houses" advertising everywhere as Homevestors
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spends around 50 million dollars a year.
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But what many people don't know is that Homevestors is a franchise.
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They have over 1000 franchise owners in 144 markets across the USA.
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So investors can buy a franchise under the Homevestors umbrella, receive complete training
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on the processes, benefit from industry connections, access to capital and 100% financing of deals,
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and most importantly, benefit from the massive influx of leads their advertising generates.
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Owning a franchise allows you to flip properties, or fix them up and rent them out, depending
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on the owners preference.
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Now many people suggest they can get into real estate on their own, and you can, but
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Homevestors will ensure you know how to valuate, how to rehab, where to find houses, mistakes
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to avoid, selling the house and more.
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Most owners will tell you they typically lost more money making mistakes than the Homevestors
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franchise fee.
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So Homevestors is a way to get into Real Estate, but with the support of a major national brand
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and their training system.
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Franchise fee for Homevestors is $30,000 plus you'll need some working capital that amount
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will range depending on what city you are in.
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A smaller city your all-in investment will be as low as $60K, for big cities like LA
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or New York probably closer to $250k.
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I'll put a link to learn about Homevestors at the end of the video but hang tight we
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have more good stuff coming up.
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Starting a Property management business - So with a property management business you can
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benefit from the boom in real estate, but with none of the risk.
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So you are actually managing properties, and potentially selling these properties, but
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not actually owning properties.
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Owning a portfolio of managed doors is actually a salable asset just like owning real estate.
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You also make recurring revenue from managing the properties and overseeing repairs and
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maintenance.
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We have property management franchises starting at about $40,000 that can help build your
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business.
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There are some that specialize in managing vacation properties like AirBnB, others that
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focus on commercial and residential.
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The drawback here while you are taking no risk in the markets, you also don't directly
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benefit from capital appreciation, so if house prices go down you are safe, but if they go
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up you also dont benefit.
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Now one way to reduce risk and still benefit from capital appreciation is Fractional real
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estate.
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This is more of a fun potentially lucrative way to invest in some really cool Real Estate.
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We have been involved with a number of fractional real estate projects over the years.So this
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concept actually started with business jets where several buyers would all go in on a
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jet and each would have certain days or months to use the jet on a rotational basis.
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With fractional real estate you are typically buying an equity position into a property
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that you would not be able to afford on your own, or just dont need 12 months a year access.
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So you could create this scenario with 12 friends where you all put down $120k and buy
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this mansion in Costa Rica, that is actually for sale now through Sotheby's.
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Each buyer would get 1 month access to the house which you could either rent out and
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keep the revenue, use it for an amazing vacation each year, or a combination of both, rent
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for 2 weeks and stay for 2 weeks.
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Now because managing these properties can be a pain investors often rely on the expertise
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of a company that specializes in identifying and managing these types of properties.
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You can invest in fractionals all over the world from condo hotels, to mansions and resorts.
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Fractionals are different than timeshares in that you actually own the property and
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therefore benefit from any capital appreciation that happens.
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Not that there are not bad fractional deals, there are, you have to look for the good ones.
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A project we are currently involved in is the Wyndham Halcyon in a gorgeous region of
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France, guaranteed returns for 20 years.
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Fractional ownership starts as low as $16k euros, or just under $18k US dollars.
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Full ownership is available from around $180k euros.
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I'll place a link in the description for anyone interested in owning property at the Wyndham
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Halcyon.
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And we will wrap up with a business for anyone who is just starting out, has little to no
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money but has the burning desire to enter the real estate market.
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This is actually how we got started over 20 years ago.
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You have heard of affiliate marketing but what most people don't think of is you can
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market anything online.
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Why think small promoting trinkets or ebooks on Amazon or Ebay, when you could promote
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high ticket items like jets, yachts and yes, Real Estate.
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So you can actually promote luxury properties and developments around the world as an agent
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or affiliate.
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Back in the day while everyone else was promoting ebooks and diet pills, we started building
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relationships with developers around the world to promote their properties.
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This is the same process as promoting anything else online, you create a web page, you market
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the web-page through social media and online, and drive traffic.
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You then send the inquiries to the company.
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At any given point in time there are hundreds of people all over the world interested in
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learning about potentially profitable developments and seeking nice places to vacation.
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So just like promoting anything else online you post ads, generate interest and send the
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prospective buyer to the company.
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This is the same as promoting ebay and Amazon products except you are potentially generating
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thousands of dollars instead of few dollars.
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Now there are certain laws that require a Realtor to submit referrals, but certain developments
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can work with independent agents without a license.
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Referral agents typically receive 4-10% of the selling price, just like a real estate
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agent and you can promote projects all over the world right from your phone.
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When you first start you have to prove yourself and are likely begin at 4%, which is still
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$8,000 on a $200,000 deal.
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But remember this, it is the same amount of work to promote a $20 item on Amazon, as it
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is to promote a 5 million dollar property.
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Why think small.
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If you are interested in learning more about property management franchises click here
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- details on Homevestors here, and I will place a link in the description box to learn
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more about the Wyndham halcyon project.
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