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Is Property An Alternative Investment?

The answer is Yes. Property is an alternative investment. There are many types of investment out there. Alternative investments are those financial asset that does not fall into one of the conventional equity/income/cash categories. I looked up the phrase for alternative investments on the internet and found the closest definition is from Investopedia. Alternative investments is a financial asset that does not fall into one of the conventional investment categories. Conventional categories include stocks, bonds, and cash.

Condo vs House Investment – Which One Better?

One of the frequently asked questions is which one should you buy - a condo vs house investment? Well, it’s really depends on what you want to achieve over long period of time. Before we dive into the comparison between both type of properties, let us understand the reasons why we need to invest in the first place. You see, we need to invest our money at one point in our lives.

Investment in Knowledge – Really Pays the Best Return

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest a quote by - Benjamin Franklin. Ever since I started my company many years ago, as I was operating in property industry, people always asked me these questions: Should I invest now? What should I invest? Where should I invest? How to invest in property? Is it the right time to invest in property now? Should I buy this project? The above are the typical ‘WH’ questions being asked every time.

How To Invest In Rental Property

The decision to invest in rental property is an important one. The first step in getting started is to choose the right property which will generate a sufficient amount of income for you while also requiring as little maintenance and upkeep as possible. Ideally, it is best to develop a list which you can take with you when you begin the process of shopping around for the right rental property. This list will help to keep you on track and focused on what you should look for as well as what you should steer away from.

Real Estate Investment Trust. An alternative to owning a property.

A real estate investment trust is also known as an REIT. Although the definition of a trust refers to the position of trustee, an individual responsible for financial transactions on behalf of another, it is the combined term investment trust that truly defines an REIT. It is, in its truest form, a tax designation for a corporation investing in real estate that actually may serve to reduce or even altogether eliminate corporate income tax.