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Real Estate Investment Models: Errors and objectives

Real estate investors have three common behaviors:
1) the investor “buy to let” (buy to rent): purchase a property for lease and earn a passive income from it.
Common Errors: Elude the effort of buying from the style to buy out “for convenience in most of the time, and this style of purchase will improve the performance of your investment.
Common wisdom of investing, as it is a long-term investor, investing to retain, correctly warns cycles.
Investment Objective: Low risk, stability of income for rent, and scarce or no administration (which is almost always delegated). Almost never is linked to the property sector (business or professional is independent of another item.)
2) the investor “to buy out” (purchase for resale): porpiedad you want to buy a resale in the near or medium term at most
Common Errors: No warning for the purpose of the cycles.
The investor who buys to resell at the time, or by any repair or rehabilitation is an investor often does not notice or the end of an upward trend (and on stockea) or the end of a downward cycle (from bids below market without investing their money and that does not close operations)
Hit usual form of investing: buying opportunities. He knows that his gain should be at the time of purchase. It is a good negotiator. He is patient until you find something that maximizes your investment.
Investment Objective: Capital gains in the medium term. It is usually associated with real estate activities (architecture, broker, builder)