How Much Money To Invest In Real Estate

How Much Money to Invest in Real Estate http://reinvestortv.com/how-much-money-to-invest-in-real-estate/ Thanks for watching me show you how much money is needed to invest in real estate! Your big enemy in real estate is the economy, and for some people, this is the one reason why they’re either intimidated OR traumatized when it comes to investing in real estate. HOW MUCH I needed, WHEN I did it, and HOW I let some creativity be my wingman when dealing with properties - will all be revealed in this video. If you enjoyed, please hit Subscribe and I'll see you again next week for another real estate investment tip, "Popular Questions Answered", or some solid real estate game plans! Join the Fun Facebook: Real Estate Investor TV Twitter: @REInvestorTV LinkedIn: Kris Krohn ============================================================================== Kris Krohn is a real estate investor and the founder of Real Estate Investor TV. Visit this website to learn more about Kris http://reinvestortv.com/ Kris Krohn also established an instructional guide for investors, The Strait Path System, and is the author of The Strait Path to Real Estate Wealth. Unlock your wealth potential! Take yourself to the next level! Join Kris on his 3 day wealth intensive program http://bit.ly/2b2vr8f Kris lives in Orem, Utah, with his wife Kalenn and their four children. ============================================================================== FREE STUFF! Audiobook on CD for Free: "The Strait Path to Real Estate Wealth" by Kris Krohn http://reinvestortv.com/audiobook ==============================================================================

Comments

1. Hi Kris, is there a book you would recommend that would help me get started. I would greatly appreciate it.
2. can anyone and everyone benefit from real estate without worrying so much about competition?
3. For some reason this video is really sticking in my head, I love the points you've touched on. I want to find myself worked up to larger scale commercial and or industrial RE investments, any tips on building a long term strategy plan? Thanks.
4. In this video, I discussed how much money is needed to invest in real estate. What discourages you from investing? Is it the economy, lack of money, or lack of knowledge? Because if you've seen the video, you know you can already cross off the money part. So, share your reservations below!
5. Isn't 2016 the worst time to invest into real estate?
6. What is your opinion on multi-family property investment, as opposed to single family property investment? If you haven't already, please do a video on this.
7. Hey Kris! I'm interested in this idea but I just recently purchased 2 vehicles and I am making 2 auto payments and want your advice in this situation
8. Hi Chris i'm a highschool student and i have a really important question for you: do you think i should really study economy at university in order to become an investor or it doesnt really matter?
   Ps. I really like your videos and i'll get your book soon
9. Hi Chris thank you so much for all your videos they are great!!!, i would like to know why do you prefer invest in family homes instead of a 10 units commercial building for example? and it will be super good if you could make a video sharing how to find deals billow the market value, thank you so much again...
10. @Chris, do you do mentoring? One of my biggest questions is how do you manage a market where the average median house is priced about $225,000 and deals are hard to come by? In addition, the difficulty of coming up with ones' own capital by saving while starting a family?
    
    Thanks
11. Chris, I have loved watching your videos over the past month and a half. Additionally, you are very good at explaining your ideas. slow, articulate, easy to understand and absorb.
    
    what I would really like to see is what tools a future investor (current college student, I work for sustenance) could use to scope deals and learn the market.
    
    A typical speculative investor may reach out to websites such as zillow, but as you've mentioned before by the time homes get here, most of the sweet deals have already been picked off. I understand I will not be able to get to most of the "sweet deals" till I am a weathered and hardened investor, but how do I get my foot in the door? real estate agents are looking for investors today (rightfully so) and aren't interested in tire kickers such as myself.
    
    My field of study is in accounting and I hope to bring my technical business knowledge to the table when I go to start my investing adventure.