In fact leverage is absolutely required for real estate to even be considered an investment, and not even a good one. The fees, interest, etc are eating all the gains from the leverage.
A leverage also goes both ways. Making the housing investment so much more risky if not well timed.
Houses in Denver for example went down close to 10%. Now imagine you leveraged this...
In fact leverage is absolutely required for real estate to even be considered an investment, and not even a good one. The fees, interest, etc are eating all the gains from the leverage.
A leverage also goes both ways. Making the housing investment so much more risky if not well timed.
Houses in Denver for example went down close to 10%. Now imagine you leveraged this...