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This 3 page paper uses the book called Investing in Real Estate as a springboard for discussion. The paper supports the idea that investing in real estate is good but also points out pitfalls. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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is their greatest asset. In fact, homes are assets, an idea that may be contrary to the author of the Rich Dad books, but is certainly seen by many as
something preferable to paying high rent with few benefits. After all, mortgage interest is tax deductible as are taxes paid on real estate. There are many reasons to purchase real
estate in addition to the fulfillment of the desire to become a homeowner. A house also serves as some security. While it will likely appreciate a great deal by the
time the thirty year mortgage ends, even if it does not, it is something that is owned. It is a place to live as well as an investment. While there
are nay sayers, for the most part, real estate is viewed as something positive. McLean & Eldred (2003) makes a strong case for investing in real estate today. According
to the authors, the real estate market will definitely supersede the stock market because real estate appreciates, there is value creation in property improvement and because it is a dependable
source of income (McLean & Eldred, 2003). Also, the mortgage is eventually paid off, and there is an instant gain upon buying or selling dependent on the market (2003). Finally,
real estate is an excellent investment because there are government benefits in the form of tax credits, rent vouchers and tax deductions (2003). While the author has a definite
point of view which is in support of real estate purchasing, there is a down side to investing money in real estate. Sometimes, things can go wrong. A real estate
investment is not liquid and so, if the house does not sell, and not rented to anyone at a particular time, an investor can lose money because it will impede
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