Stocks fluctuate daily, but real estate builds wealth through leverage, rent payments, and appreciation.

Why do people hesitate to invest in real estate but not in stocks? Most people are willing to invest $50,000 in the stock market without a second thought. However, when it comes to real estate, that same amount suddenly comes with concerns about cash flow. I see this mindset all the time, and it's worth taking a closer look.

People are fine putting money into stocks, even if they don’t earn anything from them right away. They just watch the value go up and down and leave their money in. On the other hand, real estate is a physical asset that a renter can help pay off, and it also comes with tax benefits.

If you invest $50,000 in stocks, you get $50,000 worth of stock. In real estate, that same $50,000 could help you buy a $500,000 property. As the property value goes up, even by 5% or 10% over the next five to ten years, you’re gaining on the full $500,000, not just the $50,000 you put in.

If you want to learn more about why real estate might be a better move than the stock market, I can help walk you through it. Give us a call at 480-267-9368 or send an email to Office@GoodCompanyRE.com. We’d be happy to help.