
4 ways real estate can turbocharge your retirement income
Key Points There are a number of real estate plays that can boost your retirement income. They include, but are not limited to, real estate investment trusts, rental-property purchases and shares in crowdfunding ventures that redo houses or buy commercial property. But while there are great opportunities, there are also risks, and investors must be willing to keep money tied up and weather real estate dips. It’s not unusual: An investor five or 10 years from retirement worries the nest egg will come up short, wants a boost over the finish line but already has a typical lineup of stocks and bonds. So what else could fuel the afterburners? Would real estate do the job?... ...more RSK: Sort of preaching to the choir here but, if you are in the real estate business and do not own any property yourself or invested in some, you might as well get out. You do not practice what you preach. Ken Notes: One more time, We would love to develop an Investing in Real Estate news letter for your potential clients. We would include 5 to ten current articles on real estate investments with your comments and your property listings. Staying in front of your investors weekly is worth a great deal and makes you the expert when they have a question or money to invest.
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4 ways real estate can turbocharge your retirement income

Key Points

There are a number of real estate plays that can boost your retirement income.
They include, but are not limited to, real estate investment trusts, rental-property purchases and shares in crowdfunding ventures that redo houses or buy commercial property.
But while there are great opportunities, there are also risks, and investors must be willing to keep money tied up and weather real estate dips.

It’s not unusual: An investor five or 10 years from retirement worries the nest egg will come up short, wants a boost over the finish line but already has a typical lineup of stocks and bonds.

So what else could fuel the afterburners? Would real estate do the job?...

...more

RSK: Sort of preaching to the choir here but, if you are in the real estate business and do not own any property yourself or invested in some, you might as well get out. You do not practice what you preach.

Ken Notes: One more time, We would love to develop an Investing in Real Estate news letter for your potential clients. We would include 5 to ten current articles on real estate investments with your comments and your property listings. Staying in front of your investors weekly is worth a great deal and makes you the expert when they have a question or money to invest.

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