New Wealth Advisors Club: Complaints About Slow Recovery Diminished by Frequent Investors
A New Report Indicates That the Housing Market Recovery Is Fueled, in Large Part, by Repeat Investors -- a Finding That Has Won Affirmation From New Wealth Advisors Club
(firmenpresse) - RIVERSIDE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/05/12 -- A recent report indicates that the United States real estate market continues to make steady progress toward a complete recovery -- and those snatching up investment properties are largely responsible. According to , interest rates are at an all-time low and rental rates continue to skyrocket. The report indicates that these favorable conditions have led to an increase in activity among traditional repeat investors. These findings have garnered the attention of .
The latest data reveals that the housing recovery is being fueled by investors, furiously buying properties and then either renting them out or, in some instances, flipping them. The report says that 39 percent of investors plan to buy more properties in the coming year than they did over the last 12 months. 26 percent plan to purchase the same number of properties in 2013 as they did in 2012.
CBS notes that even as the housing markets are in a state of constant flux, opportunities for investment are abundant -- and investors are continuing to seek out those opportunities. New Wealth Advisors Club has weighed in on this trend, issuing a new press statement and affirming the important role that the investor plays in today's real estate world.
"In this market, we must continue to allow investors to do exactly what they have always done: buy property, fix it and flip it, or else buy and hold and rent it," explains David Boswell, who founded New Wealth Advisors Club. He goes on to explain why so many real estate investment opportunities currently exist. "People need decent, affordable housing. Not every family that has had a house foreclosed on them in recent years wants to go rent an apartment."
"They want to rent a home in the neighborhood they are comfortable with," continues Boswell. "Neighborhoods with vacant or abandoned homes are not good for anybody. Investors are vital to help this economy recover."
New Wealth Advisors Club is a community of like-minded real estate investors. Founded on the idea that anyone can become successful in real estate -- not just licensed realtors -- New Wealth Advisors Club seeks to support investors with educational services and general information. For about a lack of knowledge often keep novices from reaching their full investment potential, but the organization seeks to change that through a number of online and offline resources.
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New Wealth Advisors Club is a group of like-minded real estate investors, devoted to the idea that anyone can find success in real estate. The organization seeks to empower real estate veterans and novices alike through education, support, community and other resources. The vision of New Wealth Advisors Club is to help people take charge of their lives and discover the opportunities that exist in real estate investment. The organization reviews all of the latest information coming out of the real estate sector, and offers its members the information they need to succeed. For New Wealth Advisors Club, complaints about traditional investment opportunities are answered with information about the abounding opportunities found in the real estate sector.
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