You’ve probably read in the news about private equity firms buying up properties left and right.
Is this something you should be worried about?
Honestly, If you’re an income property investor this is a god-send.
When private equity firms buy houses and apartments, rents and evictions soar.
When these same financial giants buy hospitals and doctor’s practices, the cost of care surges upwards.
Obviously, this is bad for humble renters and working class people. But for you, the empowered investor, this could be a potential gold mine.
The thing is that many mom-and-pop investors don’t know how to optimize their portfolios higher rents.
By contrast, Institutional investors generally have cutting-edge software and robust networks of people on the ground who give them all the information needed to squeeze every dollar of yield out of their portfolio.
However, such information isn’t just confined to the institutional heavyweights.
The rent increases that institutional investors are able to generate can also be replicated by regular income property investors.
Thanks to the Internet, information regarding rents and property valuations is more accessible than ever.
The industrious income property investors will pounce on this information and use it to maximize their portfolios.
Fortune favors those who act. Take that to the bank.
Now let’s look at things from a big picture perspective.
The fact that private equity firms are buying houses demonstrates how valuable housing is irrespective of the economic circumstances.
You should not get fazed by the present economic instability.
Yes, people’s lives will be disrupted.
Yes, you could see some changes in your daily spending habits.
However, history has shown that economic actors are more than capable of adapting to these tough circumstances.
One way they do so is by investing in real estate — the most historically proven asset class.
It’s actually quite simple when you think about it.
People will always need housing. It’s one of human’s most critical needs.
As an empowered investor, you’ll be well-positioned to exploit that.
Like all things, make sure to do your research and due diligence before committing a large sum of money to a certain project.
In the meantime, check out one of Jason’s recent videos titled “What Happens When Private Equity Firms Buy Real Estate?” to learn more about how private equity is becoming a more prominent actor in the housing space.
Check out Jason’s video below:
P.S. Income property investing remains relevant, especially during a time of inflation.
Do not fall for the doomsaying that’s being spread across the Internet.
Housing is still the center of the universe and people will always need a roof over their heads.
At Empowered Investor Pro, Jason and his team of experts not only explain this but they will give you the tools to thrive in this environment of economic instability.
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