Investment In Real Estate – A Growing Sector
Can we really stop wanting to buy houses? We are constantly developing, constantly making progress, and of course, constantly adding to the population. The more the development, the more the place that is needed by the businesses; and of course the growing population only means added demand for housing. In such a scenario, the real estate sector has no choice but to grow!
Real estate investment is considered to be the safest option for investment. Of course there will be detractors who will try to tell you otherwise. The truth is you need to be well aware and purchase the right property so that you may be a success at the business. This you can only do when you know exactly what the demands of the market are, and the ideal property to buy.
Property-buying Tips
So what should you do to make sure you buy the right piece of property? Well, first of all, you need to make sure that your property generates residual income. This is the chief point of consideration when investing in real estate. You have to make sure your property gives you the maximum returns and you make a good profit at the end of the day.
To understand how residual income may be generated through real estate, you must educate yourself well, through various books, websites, and of course a tremendous amount of survey. Online tutorials are also a popular way of educating yourself regarding the real estate business. You need to grab at any bit of knowledge that comes your way because believe it or not, all of it will come of use to you at some point or the other.
Market-Related Information To Gather
Apart from reading, you need to survey the market in the area in which you intend to buy and sell. You need to be tuned in to the demands of the people in the area. The demands of the businessmen will vary from the demands of regular individuals. You need to make sure you understand all of these finer details really well. Once you understand the demands and know exactly what the local trends are likely to be in the coming months, you will know exactly which properties you should invest in, and understand which ones will generate suitable income.
Of course, you can learn a great deal from people whove been in the profession longer than you have. It would help tremendously if you have friends who are real estate agents or real estate brokering mortgagers. If you dont, maybe you should try and befriend a few, or apprentice with a few so that you can learn on the job. Theres nothing like practical experience. Many a professional real estate investor would probably be more than glad to give you beginners tips.
Once youve got the hang of it, start with helping friends and relatives with their real estate investment deals, and if you do well, youll know youre all set to take on the real estate world!
James Klobasa
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June 22nd, 2010 at 2:03 pm
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The credibility of the author:
Thirty one year old Edward Attwood is the author of "Small island, big plans" who is British national based in Dubai. He is currently working as a senior reporter on the (AB), Arabian Business website which involves reporting and feature-writing on a variety of fields including (but not limited to) finance, real estate, energy and transport. Ed has been known for working in a lot of countries in the Middle East and the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) in particular, and before moving to the (GCC) two years ago, he worked on the Middle East desk of a US-based company called Global Insight which is a political and an economical forecaster for more than fourty years. Before GI, he worked for a law firm for a few years before eventually deciding that he did not want to be a lawyer, also before that he got his BA honors degree in English, literature from a UK University (2001)(E. Attwood, personal communication- Email, March 18, 2010).
It appears that Ed has the experience in writing these types of topics because he has been writing for a large number of websites and magazines mostly about the Middle East and the (GCC) countries and since he is living there for a period of time. Moreover he is an expert writer and from the information that he is mentioning in the articles so we can say that he is credible.
It is possible to say that Ed has a motivating perspective in writing his articles which are globalization, open market and free trade which makes him a believer of capitalism and development. However when it comes to his assumptions politically I think that he is a bias for not mentioning any types of political views and for giving positive attitude towards Bahrain and the other (GCC) countries when it comes to growing. But yet this does not make a reader stop criticizing his writings and beliefs!
The timelines of the reading:
"Small island, big plans" was published in Friday the 26th February 2010, Publication date tends to be important because It is a grand way to stay in touch with the customers and to keep the writers name out there in a positive way (if he is mentioning a positive topic), readers will remember the name of the article and writer when they need what he offers as well as sharing it with a friend in a similar need. Nevertheless at the same time it is the future and past.
The intended audience of the reading:
All types of people who are interested in business, logistics, real estate, telecommunication and finance sector which are business men and women, Middle Eastern and (GCC) investors, tourists, economists and others that may be fairly interested which are freshly graduated students who are called job seekers.
The content of the reading:
There are many ideas brought up in this article but there is a considerable support that despite the fact that Bahrain is bounded by its limited area, in the writers opinion it has the best growing potential to flourish economically in the international arena. However the writer is comparing Bahrain to the other (GCC) countries in its well stabled and rising economy when he mentioned Islamic banking and many other examples of Formula 1, real estate, logistics and finance, therefore showing the reader that Bahrain is way different than the others which he named neighbours; by taking smaller steps into developing instead of jumping all at once.
There are several examples in favor to this idea, such as The Bahrain Grand Prix (Formula 1) when he mentioned tourism or the world of media attention. Durrat Al Bahrain and Reef Island, an artificial island located close to Bahrain’s Financial Harbour as he mentioned housing and real estate. Bahrain Central Bank, The Middle East largest bank by asset size, Emirates (NDB), Global Finance House (GFH), an Islamic investment house that bet heavily on the Gulf’s now battered property markets as he mentioned finance and economics.
Gulf Air and Bahrain Air as he mentioned transport, as well as Holland-based APM Terminals, one of the DP World’s few competitors in the ports trade, masterminded the launch of the $340m Khalifa Bin Salman port – (the Bahrain Gateway). Moreover for logistics as he mentioned the $280m Bahrain Logistics Zone (BLZ) that is expected to be up and running by the end of this year and other sites like The Salman Industrial City include the Bahrain International Investment Park. Saudi Telecom (STC), Zain(2003) and Viva(2010) for telecommunication.
Many ideas and beliefs were supported and quoted in this article by important business men from the Middle East and the (GCC) countries which are Rasheed Mohammed Al Maraj that recently pointed out that despite the amount of building activity in the country, very little of it had been speculative. Dr. Hatim Tahir, the new head of the centre of Islamic banking as he claims: "we decided to build the Islamic finance in Bahrain as we believe the country has substantial
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