Real Estate Investments & Property Listing

Buying and owning real estate is an exciting investment strategy, that can be both satisfying and lucrative. Unlike stock and bond investors, prospective real estate owners can use leverage to buy a property by paying a portion of the total cost up front, then paying off the balance, plus interest, over time. This also comes with its own risks.

Belcher Investments real estate investment strategy takes away the stress and hassles from investors as we take care of the risks and make the process seamless. With the ability to control the asset the moment papers are signed emboldens both real estate flippers and landlords, who can in turn make good profit without having physical contact with the properties or assets.

Belcher Investments real estate investment strategy takes away the stress and hassles from investors as we take care of the risks and make the process seamless. With the ability to control the asset the moment papers are signed emboldens both real estate flippers and landlords, who can in turn make good profit without having physical contact with the properties or assets.

Real estate is one of the oldest and most popular asset classes. Most new investors in real estate know that, but what they don't know is how many different types of real estate investments exist.
It goes without saying that each type of real estate investment has its potential benefits and pitfalls, including unique quirks in cash flow cycles, lending traditions, and standards of what is considered appropriate or normal, so you'll want to study them well before you start adding them to your portfolio.

If you're intent on developing, acquiring, or owning, or flipping real estate, you can better come to an understanding of the peculiarities of what you're facing by dividing real estate into several categories.

Beyond this, there are other ways to invest in real estate if you don't want actually to deal with the properties yourself. Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, are particularly popular in the investment community. When you invest through a REIT, you are buying shares of a corporation that owns real estate properties and distributes practically all of its income as dividends.