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Homes too Expensive? How to Invest in Real Estate with $100

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Trying to invest in Real Estate comes with a host of challenges such as high barriers to entry in the form of capital required for a down payment, illiquidity of real estate, as well as the work required to acquire and then maintain a property.

But, real estate is also one of the most attractive assets to own as it provides a range of benefits that makes it stand out as an asset class, especially from a passive income point of view. Unfortunately, acquiring a home to live in or a rental property is becoming less and less approachable for many folks these days as property values continue to skyrocket in many geographic regions.

In today's video I present a way to invest in real estate that has a very low monetary requirement and eliminates a lot of the headaches involved with real estate investing. However, this particular investment also comes with its own drawbacks.

Hope you find it helpful!

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