The best way to compare is to add the total rental profit back into the price.
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Rental income is a type of passive income which, when you’re at full capacity, can be very lucrative. Now, we need to adjust the charts to account for rental income. I personally would never invest in this deal, but it’s a good working example with easily attainable numbers. Just as a silly example, let’s say you purchase a terrible rental property and it earns only a 4% return on the value each year (after all expenses, vacancy, etc). The Strength of Real Estate is Rent, not Appreciation. When you compare the two with this sort of shallow analysis, clearly stocks outperform real estate by a lot. I’ve normalized real house prices and stocks to 100 in the year 1970 and also adjusted for inflation. Most investing sites will do some quick analysis and show you a graph like the one I made above. Here’s an article from Lifestyles Unlimited about that. There are plenty of misconceptions.įirst, you cannot simply compare house prices to stocks since appreciation is only 1 of 5 ways real estate generates wealth. Most Investors Use a Shallow Analysis of Real Estateīut before we get into each method in detail, allow me to quickly go over the power of real estate investing. But there are several ways that you can get involved in real estate with as little as $500. Because real estate can be expensive, you may think that real estate investing is out of reach. The real strength of real estate investment is in rental income, not market appreciation. You see it everywhere–TV, the web, or your friend who randomly decided to flip a house, it seems like everyone is making money in real estate. It’s remarkable to see how real estate investing can create so much wealth.
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