What is real estate?
Real Estate is property comprises of land and buildings, along with any natural resources such as minerals or plants. It also can refer to leaseholds, mortgages, and other forms of tenure by which a tenant holds the right to occupy or use the property. Real estate can be either commercial or residential in nature; this means that it may encompass retail stores, office buildings, apartment complexes, hillsides, or forests.
Why invest in real estate?
By buying property and renting it out, investors can generate a steady stream of passive income and potentially appreciating asset value that can build wealth over time. Diversifying into real estate can also provide a hedge against stock market fluctuations as well as inflation risk. Additionally, buying a physical property offers potential tax advantages through property depreciation deductions and sometimes other write-offs for related expenses.
How to invest in real estate?
Investing in real estate is an excellent strategy to grow your wealth over the long term. It can be a bit overwhelming if you are unfamiliar with the process, but by doing some diligent research and making careful decisions, anyone can become a successful real estate investor. Before taking any steps, it is important to thoroughly understand the local laws, legal restrictions, and real estate market trends. Once done with these, here are some common ways to invest in real estate include:
Top Mutual Funds
3Y Returns
Nippon India CPSE ETF AUM: 42,632 Cr | 55.93 |
Nippon India ETF Nifty PSU Bank BeES AUM: 2,759 Cr | 44.78 |
Kotak Nifty PSU Bank ETF AUM: 1,478 Cr | 44.73 |
ICICI Prudential Bharat 22 ETF AUM: 18,904 Cr | 41.84 |
ICICI Prudential Bharat 22 FOF AUM: 1,577 Cr | 41.50 |