Hello everyone. I would love some guidance for a proper and practical start, what is needed? Amounts? If you should thicken…

Hello everyone. I would love to have some guidance for a proper and practical start, what is needed? Amounts? If you should work ...

Hello everyone.
I would love some guidance for a proper and practical start, what is needed? Amounts? Should you take any study or a recommended course on investing abroad?
Any information will help,
I would be very happy for anyone who has anything to say on the subject.
Thanks in advance friends.
And lots of success for all of us.



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  1. Hi, good news for you - the topic of studying real estate investing abroad has become more and more institutionalized recently. Leading colleges in the economy (I will refrain from mentioning names that will not be published in the group) open professional courses in the field with practical training and I lecture in some of them. I see students come purposefully jumping into the water and looking for the right path. You will learn, practice, test consultants who will be partners with you along the way and you are on the right track. Successfully !

  2. Hello and nice to know, I too, just like you, are at the same stage of getting to know and study real estate investments in general and real estate investments specifically. I would love to be in touch with you and the group members here who already have little experience in the field to get help and tips on how to learn and gain knowledge and experience in the field. I believe that you first need to learn and read information on the subject first and of course attend real estate investment workshops that there are quite a few. I also think it wouldn't hurt to even take a general course on the subject or take a mentor to walk us through the process.

  3. Hi, the advantage of global real estate investments (including Israel), is reflected if the investor knows how to analyze the trends of the various real estate markets, and know which market to enter, when to invest and when to realize, how to choose management companies, how to build a portfolio of income-producing assets, How many assets do you need ?, Understanding about financing and taxation, who passes the cross?… .. When you find a course that answers the things I mentioned, this is the right course for you, beware of a niche course, specific to a particular country, the tools you should purchase in the course must be used In any real estate market you are interested in.

  4. Depends on where and what. This amount varies greatly from region to region and of course each country by its currency.
    In the US for example you can also find apartments for $ 15000, but I would not go for it because it will be in a forgotten area. And you will probably have a hard time renting or in an area with very high crime.

    The question of whether you want to do everything on your own or help someone who is already doing and accompanying investors?
    This is exactly the difference between direct and indirect investment.

    Direct investment will require a lot of time, study and fieldwork, but will probably save you the costs of brokerage or management (but you are not sure you will achieve as good results as someone with experience).

    Indirect investment is to give someone what they do on a daily basis for you, of course they also need to make a profit, but with the experience, connections, etc. apartments can sometimes be found cheaper and below the market price you as a beginner will find it more difficult to get.

    Someone with experience has already paid in his experience "tuition fees" and made some of the mistakes that a beginning investor will make.

    This is for your proper consideration in any area of ​​investment. Just explaining to the ear is like letting an investment house manage the study fund for you or choosing the stocks, bonds, etc. yourself. The second way is possible, but requires knowledge. Everything first will happen more often. (There are also those who only buy indices and then it is a passive investment without much knowledge, but do not get into it now).

    When considering such an investment it is important to look at the employment sites what the situation is for some unemployed people, what the trend is.
    Is there a positive migration to the area?
    Who will be your renters?
    What do they need? Families? You might see if there are schools in the area, kindergartens, etc.
    Students? You may want to see if they have any entertainment venues near the house you buy and how close it is to the university.

    Take a look at crime zone graphs, whether schools are public or private, showing whether the population you are targeting could send their children there, for example.

    Check weather

    In short Google it.

    I can say that in the sand I personally decided to do this indirectly, which means that I did some testing, but at the end of the day I was busy with other things and decided to give someone who deals with the day to manage my assets.

    Successfully!