REITS - Real Estate Investment Trusts

Five years ago I would have started talking about the late night TV Real Estate Gurus, but today anyone with cable TV, a satellite dish, or in a large city can learn the virtues of having money 24 hours a day. The infomercials or rather the programs they promote are all most people think of if you mention real estate education. But, there are really three distinct types of real estate education and hundreds of sub-categories. The three types are: real estate investment (as popularized by Carlton Sheets,) pre-licensing (mandated by most states,) and real-real estate education (traditional education at the college/professional level, it should be mandatory in High Schools.)

Canada Reit Everyone should have some real estate investment education, especially the poor among us. We all live and work in or on real estate, even pilots land. Almost all fortunes great and small included real estate, yet we don't teach it to our kids.

Real estate can be a wise investment but beyond purchasing a home of your own, what is the best way to invest in real estate without getting your hands dirty and spending your spare time chasing tenants for rent A REIT or Real Estate Investment Trust may be the perfect investment vehicle. REITs own, and often operate, real estate but are publicly traded like stock. Profit is paid as dividend to stock owners.

Reit Investor Pre-licensing education is only needed for those who want a real estate license.

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Real Estate Trusts The most difficult is real-real estate education. No matter what any guru says you'll need real-real estate education, the good news is you can hire it. One note of caution, don't assume your local real estate agent has anything but pre-licensing education! In real estate the three most important words are location, location, location. If you're hiring or taking any form of real estate education the two most important words are caveat emptor!

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Reit Fund Lets start with Pre-licensing, it's the simplest form of education memorization!. In the preface to my book "One House At A Time / Finding And Buying Single Family Rentals" I write:

The authors of the report point out that US REITs (real estate investment trusts), on which the proposed PIF model is based, are primarily concerned with commercial property, and that REITs make up less than 1% of the US private rental sector. They suggest that, in the UK, 4% at most of the private rented sector. But they see PIFs as potentially serving particular niche areas such as affluent professionals, students, urban regeneration and new build, and affordable housing.

Wells Real Estate Investment Don't confuse understanding real estate with being able to pass the real estate licensing exams!

Copyright 2006 David Schneider It's true, You can make a lot of money by investing in real estate. Yet, many investors are not. And when you look at their real estate investment strategy, it's no surprise. The problem is that they have been brainwashed by the so called real estate investment gurus. You know the ones that I am talking about. cut secrets to successfully making millions.

Summit Real Estate Investment To pass the real estate exam, take the required pre-licensing class and memorize the answers!

Reit Stock Do not debate with your pre-licensing instructors, accept the answers they provide, whether or not the answers makes sense! Do not let anyone knowledgeable, or not, confuse you! Pass the exam!

Property Investment What the pre licensing instructors know is that the real estate exams are not written by real estate people! Licensing exams are written by professional educators who are assigned a chapter of the law or even just a paragraph and told to write questions about it without reference to how the question might be affected by the entire law, case law, other laws, or common and local practice.

Real Estate Investments There are only two ways to pass a state real estate exam either know the law so well that you can tell from what paragraph each question comes from (answering as if you knew only that paragraph) or memorize the answers.

Real Estate I stand by that advice, I can think of no better way to put it! If you want to get your real estate license, get it first before taking any real estate investment classes or any real-real estate education.
I've been in lending and real estate since 1969, teaching real estate, real estate investment, real estate sales, mortgage lending, mortgage sales, 1031 exchanging, and real estate development. In every class I judged my results by the students understanding. I've never taught pre-licensing because understanding real estate is irreverent to passing the exam.

Retirement Residences Real Real-real estate education comes from two sources, colleges/ universities and the various divisions of the National Association of REALTORS®. Real estate schools teach pre-licensing, gurus teach real estate investment. Real-real estate education covers every area of real estate, advanced classes have required prerequisites, and their instructors have either advanced degrees or demonstrate experience.

Private Reits Real estate investment education is mostly "motivational!" Instructors known as "GURUS" (mostly quacks) preach you don't need real estate education, only their expensive "advanced" classes. They promise to teach "secrets." They promote themselves by telling you the value of having money! They tell you how easy and quick it to make money is using their "system." They give you canned speeches rather than educate you so that you can use your own words. They present lots of anonymous testimony to their teachings none of which you can verify. They provided huge amounts of paper and recordings to justify their outrageous prices.

Best Reits There are good Gurus! Read "One House At A Time / Finding And Buying Single Family Rentals." I"m a Guru, I use to teach real-real estate but now teach real estate investment. There are others, I would trust anything written by John T Reed. The very best free class I ever saw was by Barney Zick (his is best stage present I've seen in real estate investment education) his prices are outrageous, but I liked everything he said.

Reits The The question was "Real Estate Education Should You Spend Your Money?" To answer that first we ask how much are we talking about? My book sells for $44.95, Reed's books start near $30.00, the TV Gurus start at several hundred dollars and to get their whole program can cost as much as $35,000.00! Don't be fooled by $9.95 trials! "Should You Spend Your Money?" Yes! You get very little extra with the higher prices unless you judge education by the weight of the books, but one reasonable deal can recover the cost of even the most expensive program! So do something!

Reits Investment The only advantage to the high priced programs is the motivation you'll get from your spouse, when she finds out what you spent!

Largest Reits Copyright 2005 William J Archambault Jr

Canadian Reits William J Archambault, Jr has been in lending and real estate since 1969. A mortgage broker in Las Vegas, NV He writes about up to the minute real estate, tempered with the wisdom of our grandfathers. He is the author of "One House At A Time / Finding And Buying Single Family Rentals" available at http://www.reii.org Counting On Your Fingers" and "There Is Always More Than One Way" e-mail: wja@reii.org

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Best Reit William J Archambault Jr, is the author of "One House At A Time / Finding And Buying Single Family Rentals", "Get The Money / A Consumers Guide To A Successful Mortgage Application", "A Bakers' Dozen / A Real Estate Anthology" and "Flipping For Fun And Profit" Available @ http//www.reii.org He's been in lending and real estate since 1969. He writes about upto the minute real estate, sales, and personal philosophy, with the wisdom of our grandfathers. You can write him at: author@reii.org

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