Benefits Of Investing

Adding Passive Income To Your Portfolio

Passive income is exactly what it sounds like: periodic disbursements without significant effort beyond your initial investment.

While real estate has traditionally been considered a passive investment strategy, owning rental properties generally requires considerable effort, including overseeing the purchase, performing inspections, finding tenants and property management.

While investors should always perform their own due diligence before investing, R.E.I.S. conducts rigorous due diligence and provides asset management on all its properties offering a truly passive investing experience.

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Meet Passive Income Goals With Select Investments

The potential production of steady monthly rental income can make real estate an ideal cash-flow investment.

A Strategy to grow wealth

A traditional growth strategy leverages investments that may increase in value over the long haul. For buy-and-hold real estate investors, this means investing in properties with potential for appreciation, with the intention of profiting at the time of sale. Additionally, ideal properties may even offer quarterly dividends over the course of ownership.

See How Real Estate Can Help Achieve Growth Goals

With fewer fluctuations than the stock market and higher historic long-term gains, real estate investing can be attractive to growth investors. In select R.E.I.S. investments, dividends can be reinvested to leverage the potential of compound interest, enhancing earning potential.

Create a diversified portfolio

Many investors believe that they are protected against public market volatility since their portfolio includes a range of asset classes, such as stocks and bonds. However, to bring genuine diversity, investors may consider adding primary alternatives like real estate. R.E.I.S. offers assets not traded on, or tied to the stock market.

What does a diversified portfolio look like?

There are a variety of methods investors may use to determine their ideal portfolio allocation. But too often portfolios leave out an important asset class – real estate. While the appropriate allocation of real estate will vary by investor based on their age, financial goals or income, we believe it should be considered as part of a diversified portfolio.