Here’s how to milk this explosive market

Jim_SamsonThis explosive market is ripe right now, and if you know how to get in, your profits could be explosive.

The real estate market rolls in cycles, and it’s not very often all the stars align like this.

But I’ve caught you at the perfect time, and I’m anxious to provide you with this extremely lucrative information so you can jump into the real estate market with ease, and be on the receiving end of incredible profits.

About 99% of the time, people invest in real estate when they should be selling, and they sell real estate when they should be investing.

This is why you’ve probably heard of horror stories about people investing their life savings in real estate in 2006, only to be left in extreme debt when the crash rolled around.

You don’t have to fall victim to this mistake, and you’ve come to me at the right time.

As the real estate market healthily chugs along, I’ve spotted a ripe corner of the market that’ll allow you to get in for cheap and take non-stop profits until the right time to sell comes around.

These horror stories you’ve heard about actually work in our favor now.

Those who made the mistake of buying real estate in 2006 are now scarred from the aftermath. They won’t even think about buying another piece of property for a long time—if ever.

So what do they do instead? They rent.

The rental market is at full strength now because of this, but there’s another factor that’s going to push it into overdrive so you can milk this explosive market.

The children of these people who were burned by the crash—millennials—are approaching the age where they should be buying a house to live in so they can start their family, but because of their parents’ real estate disasters, they stick to renting.

With all the TV shows about flipping property currently in their prime, rental properties generally get overlooked, but there’s thousands of people quietly raking in fortunes from them.

And you could be one of them.

There’s one misconception about rental properties that either keep people out the market or deprive people of the profits they expected.

Most investors think that the bigger the rental property, the bigger the profits, but this is actually false.

1-2 bedroom apartments are actually the most lucrative rental properties.

They also require less capital and a lower mortgage.

Most of the time, depending on the area you invest in, the rent you collect will comprise of 50% for your mortgage and maintenance and 50% in pure profit.

Consider this scenario:

You buy a 1 bedroom apartment for $60,000. Your down-payment on the mortgage was $12,000 (20%), so you have $48,000 to pay back. You could then rent out the apartment for $1,200.

I highly recommend finding an apartment in either an up-and-coming area or in an already established area so the vacancy rate is as low as it can be.

With the current mortgage rate, your payments would be $375 a month. Assume that any HOA and maintenance/property management fees would cost you about $200 a month, which brings up your monthly payments to $575.

Your monthly profit would then be $625—or an extra $7,500 a year.

Imagine if you built up to 5 of these rental units, which wouldn’t take you too long, considering the profits build up quickly.

5 units would increase your monthly profits to $3,125 a month. That’s an extra $37,500 a year. And I haven’t even mentioned what 2 bedrooms go for. In this same situation, you could easily double that profit.

As I’ve mentioned, the demand for apartments is currently on a rise, and if you take advantage of this explosive market, you could be finding yourself living a new, wealthy lifestyle.

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