How to Receive Maximum Return on a Distressed Real Estate Purchase

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Nowadays, economic predictions in any sector of the economy are difficult to make under conditions of the globalized economy when a political conflict or environmental disaster may trigger new waves of economic crises and slow down the general development of a country. While some sectors of the economy might be less influenced by crises or are easier to be revitalized, the real estate sector is the one that needs long-term stability and clear predictability in the field. Although the current recession is not a one-day issue, the real estate sector has benefits for investing in both short- and long-term perspectives. The top efficiency of the distressed real estate purchase is described by the assigned scenario of $150.000 acquisition and detailed strategy of maximum investment return. First of all, let us be rational and consistent. It is the most unlikely that the amount devoted to a one-time purchase of distressed real estate aiming to earn profit is a unique activity outside a more grandiose investment strategy. In the case of this scenario, the suggested purchase is a part of a wider investment strategy or multi-investment plan, which is based on the diversification concept. In other words, the main aim of the scheme is to invest in various, diverse real estate on the basis of double diversification. In this context, geographical and temporal terms are used. Subsequently, from a geographical perspective, it would be advisable to invest in projects located in different states, since the situation in the real estate market varies from state to state. Thus, possible risks would be distributed between projects and the entire investment default would be avoided (Cornell, Longstaff., & Schwartz, 1996). In order to increase the ef... ... middle of paper ... ...orks Cited Cornell, B., Longstaff, F.A., & Schwartz, E.S. (1996). Throwing Good Money after Bad? Cash Infusions and Distressed Real Estate. Real Estate Economics, vol. 24, iss. 1. 23-36. Kaiser, R.W. (2005). Investment Styles and Style Boxes in Equity Real Estate: Can the Emerging Model Succeed in Classifying Real Estate Alternatives? Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management, vol. 11, iss. 1., 5-21. Lerner, M. (2010, October 1). Cost-Saving Found in More Than Sale Price. The Washington Times, pp. C01. Reed, J.T. (2009). Distressed Real Estate Times. Third Edition. New York, NY: John T. Reed Publishing. Valley, M. (2011, July 12). Bank Failures Will Likely Pile Up in Southeast U.S. for Months to Come, Trepp Warns. National Real Estate Investor. Retrieved from http://nreionline.com/distressedinventory/bank_failures_pile_southeast_trepp_0712/

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