My Regards to the community, I am working in a private firm and really want to secure my future by doing some investments as I can’t be so dependent on my current job forever for all my basic needs. . Can somebody help me, to make me decide that where should I invest my money to get long term profits?

Yes, I can help you in your query. As being a private firm employee every person secures his future so there is nothing wrong in it if you are also thinking the same. But if you are looking for a long term investment I will suggest you real estate investment.These are basically the long term beneficial investments.
I hope it will actually help you.

I don't think only real estate investment is good.I think all investments are good when we are updated about them .

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Simple answer: Yes.

You've got great yields on your investments, great opportunities for cash-flowing on a monthly income basis, great tax shelters and write-offs, all the while improving your investment portfolio with appreciating assets!

Best of luck to you in your investments. Real Estate is always a safe bet, and it's the Turtle that wins the race!

-Josh

yes i think investment in real estate booming in current market
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I have been investing my money in stocks even though i gain profit am facing ups and downs.Now i have planned to invest my money in real estates.Is it a good idea to invest in it?


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You need to find a title company that has EXTENSIVE experience with 1031 exhanges.... they can be very beneficial - but you have to do everything EXACTLY right or it will not work.

Each exchange is VERY specific and the title company can go over all teh details and tell you IF it will work and HOW it will work.

Yes, Real Estate is always been a good investment option but make sure you understand the laws, ethics and discrimination clauses in your state.