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Market News Digest: What Investors Get Wrong, Passive vs. Active and the 'Red-Hot" Category
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Ferris Bueller says “Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
The same goes for the world of real estate.
Things change by the day - so it’s important to keep up with what’s happening in real estate, finance, mortgages and the economy in general.
So here’s a collection of items that we’ve run across over the last month that we feel is (i) relevant, (ii) timely and (iii) noteworthy, including:
- A discussion on passive vs. active investing in real estate, as it pertains to IRA contributions.
- What investors get wrong about real estate. (especially long-distance investors...agree or not?)
- An editorial suggesting how to handle it when real estate investing really stinks.
- A look at real estate's "red-hot" category. (this one may surprise you)
Take a look, stay informed and consider how these things stand to impact your own business and your bottom line...
Dennis Fassett
earned a BS in Economics and followed that up with an MBA in finance. After working and corporate finance and banking for several years, he started buying single family houses, and quickly built a very nice portfolio of cash flowing rentals. When the credit markets started to dry up and he couldn’t get any additional single family mortgages he shifted his focus to apartment buildings. He now has over $3 million in rental real estate. He manages most of it his self and still has a day job. Dennis has even created his own Private Equity fund to buy apartment buildings.
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