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Cost: $124,000
Down Payment: $4,700
Type of Property: Tax Shelter
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- Legal Tax Shelter
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Florida New Construction Investment Properties
Contrary to many people’s beliefs, Florida is still growing at a phenomenal rate and there is new construction popping up everywhere. Most of these properties are being built around some of the more popular Florida land marks, but there are developments going up pretty much everywhere. One may ask, “Why is the market growing?” There are a few answers to that question. One reason is in direct correlation to the economic status of the country.
The stock market has hit some of the lowest points since the depression, and the U.S. dollar is weakening due to the rising amount of the country’s debt. It may sound as if the real estate market should be low as well, but the fact of the matter is that the real estate market usually acts in complete contrast to the stock market. During the depression, the real estate market was booming in comparison to the stock market. Beyond the economy, the Florida new construction real estate market is still growing due to the climate. Most people favor the summer over the winter, and Florida happens to be warm and sunny for the majority of the year.
Moving on, someone who has never been to Florida may wonder what there is to do. Florida has countless attractions including beaches, nightlife, Disney World, Universal Studios, Gator Land, and the Everglades to name a few. Hence, from young to old, there is something in Florida for everyone. Finally, one may want to know why to invest in real estate in Florida. The reason combines all of the above issues with the fact that Florida is offering a return on investment that is nearly unmatched in any other market or industry. The bottom line is that Florida investment real estate and Florida new construction is booming. Of course there are other areas where one can do well, but Florida is our choice for 2006.
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Things to remember about the investment real estate market
- There is no "national" real estate market - There are thousands of small
markets that make up the national market.
- The real estate market doesn't explode or crash - The market may cool down
but real estate seldomly decreases in value and even more rarely does the
value plummet.
- The market has limited relevancy to the shrewd investor - This means that
no matter what the condition of the market there is a way to make money. If
the market is high then you can sell, if the market is low you can buy.
Other things to remember about the national real estate market:
Real Estate is Local the Stock Market is Not: The stock market is based on
national statistics (it's the same no matter where you go), even the world
economy. The real estate market is based on local, and, in many cases,
micro-local economies. What's happening in San Francisco does not directly
affect what's happening in Orlando. We all remember October 19, 1987, known
as "Black Monday". The stock market lost around 22% of its value in a single
day - what investors call a "crash". Some people point to times in which
certain pockets of the real estate market have taken 22% hits in certain
cities but that was only in certain areas and in no way reflects the
national market. Also, the decline took several years to decline as much as
it did and few investors were blinded sided by the news.
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