3 REAL ESTATE INVESTING FEARS That ALWAYS STOP Investors DEAD In Their TRACKS
493 REAL ESTATE INVESTING FEARS
Lets start with... What is FEAR? Most people quickly comment, False Evidence Appearing Real... Right? No thats not right. FEAR is Anticipation of PAIN. Fear is Anticipation of Pain... Is it a present, future or a past event? Fear is a future event. And all future events are not real until they become present. All I ask you is to be aware of this... because this is what stops 95% of all investors....
#1 - The Fear of Financial Loss So Real Estate Investing does entail taking financial risks. But can someone show you a business or investment venture that required no risk? Taking uncalculated risks is foolish! But taking measured and diligently analyzed risks is a smart decision. Understanding how to analyze a real estate deal and setting clearly defined investment strategy can help minimize financial risks.
#2 - The Fear of Leverage Many Real Estate Investors want to maximize the use of their own funds to own real estate. In a downturn economy, when most sellers are desperate to sell their properties, why aren't investors taking advantage of existing equity in the property? Regardless of what you may have read or heard, there are still some legal and creative ways to take advantage of the existing equity in the property. Will you rather have a 20% equity in the property and use 20% of your own capital to purchase this investment or is it a smarter strategy to use 20% of the "dead equity" in the property as a down payment?
#3 - The Fear of Making a Mistake For most real estate investors this is the #1 Fear that will stop you from making any decisions regardless of knowledge and experience. This is the big one. I can't make a mistake. Fear of making a mistake is grade school myth that has been ingrained in us, to the point that paralyzes us to the point that I've seen some investors enter a state of analysis paralysis. Let me tell you its okay to make a mistake, this is the way we learn and continue refining our way to building a strong real estate investment portfolio. Educate yourself so that you have a strong understanding of real estate investing and team up with team that provides you with excellent real estate experience and opportunities.
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Are you spending thousands of dollars buying real estate investing tapes and then putting all of that information on a bookshelf and never looking at it or using it. Remember education without action nets you nothing! If you don't buy any investment properties then what's the use of all the education. It seems like anywhere you turn, someone is peddling "Get Rich Quick" through "Real Estate". It is a proven fact that you can build long term wealth investing in real estate. Some of the best educational resources on real estate investing can be located free of charge at your public library. Invest in practical knowledge instead and take action to buying positive cash flowing investment properties. Yes, investing in Real Estate does entail taking on financial risks. Can someone show you a business or investment property that required no risk? Taking uncalculated risks is unthinkingly foolish! But taking calculated and diligently analyzed risks is a smart investor's way of achieving passive income. Understanding how to analyze an investment property and setting a clearly defined investment strategy can help minimize those financial risks and increase your chances of success picking winning investment properties. Some Real Estate Investors fall in love with the "investment property" but remember that it's not the "curb appeal" that make an investment property an awesome deal, it's the financials. Does the property put cash in your pocket every month or are you losing money. Some Real Estate Professionals never take the necessary steps to buy an investment property because they always hope that a better deal may be out there somewhere if they just wait...and wait...and wait. You probably know many of them. These people are always complaining that they keep "missing the boat". So the missing piece of puzzle is not the lack of resources but the lack of courage, and courage is the ability to act in spite of fear. So to regain our courage as real estate professionals we should be aware of the most common fears. The #1 Fear that stops real estate professionals from taking any decision regardless of knowledge and experience; is the Fear of Making a Mistake! The fear of making a mistake is a grade school myth that has been ingrained in our brains, to the point that it paralyzes us and even causes some newbie professionals to remain in the analysis paralysis stage forever. Let me tell you its okay to make a mistake, even the most successful investors make mistakes; this is one proven way where we learn to continue refining our way to financial freedom thru successful real estate investing. - 3 years ago
