Real Estate vs. Stocks part 1

the advantages of Realestate over Stocks as an investment vehicle part 1.
I am not saying don`t invest in stocks ever, but I am saying that realestate has some major advantages when it comes to starting to build your longterm wealth.70% of the worlds millionaires and billionaires have made their money in realestate.the others have done well in big business and in stocks and hold much of their wealth in realestate.
right now I have wholesale investment properties that have been aquired by the banks and rehabed,many with renters already in them that will cashflow positive on my website.these properties are ready to go with all the hard work already done and they`re being handed to you on a silver platter.visit the site to these deals
www.cashflow-kcmo.com
email:info@cashflow-kcmo.com

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[d2paintballer]

Hey man, great video btw. Is it a good idea to start flipping houses right now rather than in 10 years or so? I am 21 and have enough money to buy a house, but I am not sure if I can make more money buying/fixing/ and then selling, or keep on increasing my bank account money+stocks. I know the interest rate for bank accounts are like 3% = shit, but I'm just thinking weather or not it would be better to flip houses or use my bank account/ CD to gain interest. Please lmk what you think. Thanks

[longtermwealth]

flipping right now would be sorta difficult unless you have a database of investor/buyers(not saying it can`t be done)many of the flippers in the last few years who were making a killing have flopped,because less people are buying,the average person is terrified of buying now.the properties I have available on my site are being fixed and flipped,and most of the buyers are from out of the country(china,india,europe...t­hey think Americans are idtiots for not buying by the way)

[longtermwealth]

I think a good strategy is to buy and hold for positive cashflow,then when the market picks up, a choice can be made to either flip it or keep it for the passive income...(passive income is where wealth is built,instead of the quick buck).whatever you choose to buy,I strongly suggest fly out and see the property before purchase,and remove emotions from the process,work only on numbers.I cant tell you what to buy but if you think I can help let me know.thanks

[politicalpuppettv]

@danielc78 you posted this 3 years ago. wasn't as much as a discount as it is today huh?

[natesmith1984]

Bet you got slaughtered if you were leveraged 10:1 and you bought in May 2008.

[MLMAuditor]

I don't believe on Kiyosaki's advice on sub-prime financing because it was the reason why US got into recession.

[markbradleyvideos]

This is very interesting. Thanks for your help. I will be checking some of your videos. I believe I can have more good videos from you.

[aliajolie]

Good video, but i done research and found out that 100% of foreclosure happends to properties with mortgages. I am sorry for the guy in the video, because i think that he just became bankrupt because he can't afford his mortgages payments now that all his properties are down and his encome decrease.

[mynock123]

If you add conservative Options trading strategies to your stock portfolio, like credit spreads, covered calls and buying dividend paying stocks for income, you can do a lot more with stocks vs. real estate. One big thing to consider, you can stop investing into stocks but you can't stop making mortgage payments, unless you don't mind going into foreclosure and ruining your credit!

[danielc78]

Btw, you can definitely buy stocks at a discount. Just buy after a market crash, like the recent one.

[danielc78]

Actually, yes, you can borrow to buy stocks; it's not margin. In any case, leverage increases risk in any investment. Investing is not as simple as borrowing a lot of money an hoping that things will turn out fine. Additionally, real estate has property taxes, maintenance and utilities, plus you have to service the mortgage interest. All of these things severely reduce the return of the investment. Who cares how much money you "control"? What we care about is what return we get.