Scared You Can’t Retire, Now? Best Places to Invest in Real Estate 2022 Expo
Ten million of us in the US are saying “I quit. I quit. I quit.” We dream of changing our work commute into the home office shuffle, and we’re asking; what are the best places to invest in real estate 2022.
If you’re like most people it’s hard not to notice how every top pundit from Fortune Magazine to the Wall Street Journal, is calling it “The Great Resignation or the Great Migration.” But we must see through it as investors to build wealth while others fret we simply change that perception to this time being “The Great Opportunity.” Because we are getting a wealth- building side hustle and rental properties just became serious game-changer for many of us.
Imagine you buy a home, have renters pay for the mortgage, and use the equity build-up to later pay for your child’s education, a sabbatical, or a bucket list trip each year. Sounds great, even better is this is a very common way families create generational wealth and get their lineage out of being born into financial bondage, no matter what the economy is doing.
“The heart and soul of investing, especially in single-family home rentals, is the 30-year fixed-rate loan because that loan never changes despite inflation and rising costs of living. That’s why my team and I have been doing in-depth research and can’t wait to share with you the best places to invest in real estate in 2022.” – Adiel Gorel, owner of International Capital Group (ICG)
Once you own your first rental property, inflation becomes your very good friend. Inflation will continue to erode the real value of your fixed-rate 30-year loan day after day, all while the tenant is paying rents which rise with inflation. It’s doable, and Adiel Gorel has perfected his process for over three decades to make it something you can easily accomplish.
Even the great Warren Buffet states that the 30-year mortgage is one of his top 5 tips for building wealth. Because while inflation raises the prices of everything, the mortgage payment never raises with inflation! Your loan balance continues to go down with every mortgage payment that your renter makes. And the remaining balance on the mortgage also never suddenly goes up with inflation.
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