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The following real estate investing advice is taken from various sources and not all entries apply to every type of Real Estate Investing. They are very useful though, so try to hold back that question you're dying to ask until you've read through these below first!

Real Estate Investing Advice #1: Get the Insurance.

(Real estate investment Types 2 &3) Make sure you have some form of landlord protection insurance. This will cover you if your tenant leaves without giving notice, if the tenant causes damage to your property or if they injure themselves in the property. Most states even require this, in fact.

Real Estate Investing Advice #2: Don't stop at one residential property investment.

(Real estate investment Types 1 & 2) Purchasing the second, third and fourth are usually easier than the first and by having more property you are exposing yourself to the prospect of greater capital growth.

Real Estate Investing Advice #3: There is safety in Numbers.

(All types of Real estate investment) Rely on the numbers and leave emotion out of the purchase. Keep in mind that you won't be living in the property. All of the numbers, such as purchase price, rental return and potential capital gain must play nicely together and make a profitable bottom line if your investment is going to serve you well.

Real Estate Investing Advice #4: When Selling a property, consider taking monthly payments!

(Real estate investment Types 1 & 2) It is natural for all sellers to ask for cash when selling a property. However, there are greater benefits for not receiving cash up front. If you receive cash up front, you pay taxes on the cash and won't be left with much money. Alternatively, if you have a note on the loan, you will receive interest, which is most likely higher than you can get at the bank. Overall, your return would be a lot more because of all the interest. Furthermore, you get to spread out claiming profits because of installment sale. You can spread out the claiming of your profits for as little as one or as many as 30 years, with better rates for the longer period of payoff.

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