Jamie Goldstein Delray Beach - How to Grow Your Real Estate Investment Business
                     JAMIE 
GOLDSTEIN 
DELRAY BEACH 
- HOW TO 
GROW YOUR 
REAL ESTATE 
INVESTMENT 
BUSINESS
When it comes to building 
wealth, there is an 
overestimation of what it 
takes. Working hard day and 
night is merely one part of a 
larger and more complicated 
answer to creating a better 
investment portfolio. The 
others include investing and 
real estate. Here are some 
growth tips for a real estate 
investment business.
PLAY THE LONG 
TERM GAME
Being a long-term investor is 
not good advice; it is essential 
advice. Real estate is no 
different, and much of the 
value of your investment 
business comes from a 
portfolio that can be 
sustainable long term. Finding 
long-term investment 
properties is not easy, but 
there are resources to help 
scope out areas to consider.
Focus on the Positive 
Growth Properties
It might come as no shock to 
you that you want to focus 
your time and attention on 
positive cash flow 
properties, but it needs to 
be said regardless of how 
important this is for your 
real estate business. The 
growth properties that 
exhibit positive cash flow 
will allow you to cover the 
maintenance expenses.
DIVERSIFY THE 
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Short and long-term are two 
examples of diversifying your 
business’s real estate 
investments, but there are more. 
In particular, you want to invest in 
residential and commercial as 
much as you can. It can be good 
to focus on one or the other, 
which allows you to specialize, but 
it does not allow you to capitalize 
on all the opportunities available.
CONSIDER SHORT 
TERM RENTAL 
On shINorVt-EteSrmTM inEveNsTtmSents, 
rental property is always an 
excellent portfolio staple, but 
there are now emerging ways to 
improve your real estate 
business portfolio. Vacation 
rentals are changing drastically, 
helping maximize the potential 
of real estate investment for an 
even shorter-term rental than 
apartments/houses.
DO REPAIRS 
YMOaiUntRenSaEnLceF fees can be a 
real kick in the behind when 
trying to maximize the 
profitability of your 
investment properties, so 
you need to take things into 
your own hands. Doing the 
repairs yourself will help you 
cut down the costs 
associated with hiring 
maintenance workers and 
contractors.
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