Making money in real estate isn’t for everyone. It takes grit, time, and most importantly, cash.
According to Brent Sutherland, a certified financial planner, real-estate investing is a decidedly “non-traditional” method for building wealth, but a powerful one nonetheless, he wrote in an article published on CoachCarson.com.
When he was 35, Sutherland bought his first single-family home to rent out for income. Now, less than five years later, he owns eight additional properties, plus part of a commercial real-estate project that involves four apartments, a garage, and 10 mobile homes.
After becoming a real-estate investor himself, Sutherland left traditional financial advising to coach clients on his own. The reason why, he says, is that the way advisers are paid, trained, and regulated generally inhibits them from recommending a non-licensed product like physical real estate to clients. To read entire article go to Business Insider
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