How does leverage help my investment?
 
Your return on real estate investments benefits from the power of leverage like no other investment. Small out-of-pocket costs to acquire real estate produce a much greater return on your invested money and allow you to purchase more investment property. Real estate may be the only investment where you can borrow most of its value. In a rising market this leverage will multiply your returns.

Can New South Realtors help me locate and purchase investment property?
 
Yes. The most important step in a successful real estate investment is selecting the right property. Not even the best property manager can overcome a poor purchase decision. Over the years, New South Realtors has helped our clients purchase thousands of homes and we know what to look for in an investment property. We have individual neighborhood experts to help pin-point the best candidates.

Can you also manage my property?
 
Yes. New South Realtors has a comprehensive property management program. Since we manage our own properties, you benefit from first-hand knowledge and experience for your properties. Visit the Property Management section of our website.
 
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What qualifies a mentor as an expert?
 
To evaluate a potential mentor, make sure you get satisfactory answers to the following questions:
         How many investment properties do you own?
         How long have you been an investor?
         How much of your time is spent            developing and executing high net worth portfolio plans?
         What results have you had in your own portfolio?
         How much experience do you have with property management, tenants, and maintenance?

Where can I get money to invest?
 
If you’re just getting started and don’t have equity in your seasoned real estate investments, you can look at these options:
         Refinance the home you live in.
         Get a second mortgage.
         Take out a Home Equity Line of Credit.
         Look at your existing retirement plans-401k,                 403b, IRA.