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1 - Appreciation. Real estate naturally appreciates over time – its value grows. Why does this matter? Well, because real estate investing is a long-term strategy, your wealth and your net worth are slowly and steadily growing over time. Every year that you own a rental property, it goes up in value. And as you accumulate more properties, your wealth begins to grow at an exponential rate, all thanks to appreciation.
2 - Tax savings. I know taxes can be boring, but please don’t gloss over this point. The tax benefits of investing in real estate are vast and can help you pay less in taxes year after year. Who doesn’t want that? Depending on your investments and income level, you may be eligible for a multitude of write-offs, deductions, incentives, and more. There is truly no other asset class that allows you to maximize your taxes in this way. Now, I’m not an accountant or a tax pro, so I can’t give you advice in this area. But what I can tell you is that if you’re a real estate investor, you need to make sure you’re working with a CPA who understands real estate and can help you reap the most rewards from the tax code.
3 - Principal reduction. Let’s get down to basics for a minute. When you buy a home with a mortgage, the principal is the amount you borrow. The mortgage also has interest built into the payment. That interest is calculated based on your principal balance – so the quicker you pay down your principal, the less interest you’re going to pay over time.
4 - Cash flow. You probably already understand what cash flow is, but let’s dig into it for a second. Cash flow on a rental property is calculated by subtracting your expenses from your income. So you collect rent on the first of the month, then you pay your mortgage and other expenses. Whatever is left over is your cash flow. As you acquire more properties and pay down your mortgages, that cash flow starts to accumulate. This is why owning multiple rental properties is so profitable – the benefits start to stack on top of each other and then your wealth begins to explode.
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