Buying a PROPERTY for PASSIVE INCOME

[@caseybills5517]

Back in 2007, during my time working in real estate, I witnessed people purchasing newly built homes from builders with the plan to sell them before the closing of escrow to another buyer for a profit. The crash hit hard and fast, and I vividly recall many of these units ending up foreclosed upon, with the builder's plastic still covering the carpets.

[@StocksWolf752]

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[@TylerJamestown]

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[@JamesLongman-v5r]

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[@TylerJamestown]

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[@grego6278]

thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@shuddhodhanshetty5839]

Fractional real estate isn't as regulated as stocks from the govt. So one must be overly careful

[@wennwenn1422]

Obviously ridiculous shorts. Again with the 2-3% rental yield crap.

[@pscraft1337]

can just literally park it in FD without headache

[@manish.p9972]

​@@pscraft1337most risk proof idea man😅

[@divotiontogod]

If it's your first property, you don't own another house at all, then buy it even if you have to get loans for it. Put it on rental when you are relocating away to a far away place ... You pay rent that you get as rent for your property equalised there. In case you can't repay the loan then sell it, and keep the cash for future. I got a house 4 years back before the pandemic for 40l and now it's price is 60l in market ... So if you don't buy it, will regret in future for sure esp when India population is further poised to increase.

[@gryphon7314]

@@divotiontogodit will not be easy reselling … soo the investment is risky

[@HugoBergmann-lu4nd]

Purchasing a home is already a very difficult thing to do, unless you pay cash or don’t get a loan from the government. If only my minimum monthly house payment, over the course of 30 years I’ll pay more than double what my home is worth. I purchased before things got crazy so I got a good interest rate. I couldn’t imagine trying to rent or buy right now.

[@Wellerpage]

I hope to own a home some day, not quite long I started investing. I'm very curious already and need help on how to enhance and increase my returns. Any good investment tips will be appreciated.

[@StocksWolf752]

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[@LiaStrings]

How do I reach out to one? my assets have been struggling since 2022 and I’ve been holding on by the skin of my teeth.

[@StocksWolf752]

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[@VictorBiggerstaff]

thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@RaghavCh]

Passive income is not only rent, but also value of house and it's appreciation over period of time. Sharan always misses such valuable and practical info

[@shahbaaz4024]

I think in Reit we get value appreciation too. Not sure tho

[@shahbaaz4024]

But yes, most finance youtubers miss the same point when saying buying a own home is a liability

[@manish.p9972]

Ur just talking about genral figure, if u buy a house , u need to invest in some areas like maintenance, repairs , painting n all that , let's not forget about the stamp duty paid during the purchase, and tax property,,

[@manish.p9972]

But owing a house is the first prioritiy for every Indian , so it's not always about money too

[@nareshagarwal772]

​@@manish.p9972 Or keep on paying rent until you are old,then your children will pay the rent... That is the problem for middle class people who don't have their own house... Paying rent for a lifetime is a headache, remember EMI is fixed,Rent is not.

[@Gabrielle..]

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[@Agatha207]

Absolutely! A financial advisor can help you create a tailored investment plan that aligns with your unique financial situation and goals.

[@andymarion]

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[@angelicstennett]

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[@-Pamela]

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[@amittripathi2427]

It’s time people should stop taking financial advises from KZbinrs and Tiktokers

[@GoodluckAgro]

Absolutely.. Most messages are RIGGED in favor of the parties or seller

[@milindshah504]

Ok then from who mr Rockerfeller

[@I_am_DarthVader]

Bank uncle😂😂😂 just remembered my childhood❤❤

[@unicorns778]

Commercial property definitely earns better but has following cons 1. Whole idea depends on who owns that building is it trust/ pvt / Society which decided ur property tax and maintenance which affects ur IRR directly 2. Pre occupied lease contract with original leassor. 3. If the property is sector oriented it can be risky in long run. eg IT sector moving to work from home. 4. It may not be that easy to resell such property as only 1 or 2 main stream brokers are available in mkt whi can pitch such property

[@CA_Saurabhh]

I think one should look at real estate as a means of social security as well. An apartment taken on loan as well and covered by a term plan ensures your loved ones are taken care of in an unfortunate event.

[@srinivasv6639]

There are risks with it. You cannot easily resale when required. Finding buyers in case of resale is not very easy

[@shanebalboa391]

Exactly.. no secondary market. Also original buyer buys it at 7-8% yield. To resell it with appreciation even with rent increases it wont be still lucrative to the secondary buyer. People are ok with 2-3% yield on residential properties as the secondary transactions are easier. Small investors stick to residential or a independent retail.

[@ramram99111]

What if in future everyone starts work from home. Better invest in homes

[@sanketh768]

Yes

[@shrey522]

lmao

[@DisciplinedTrader27]

Makes no sense 😂😂😭

[@anilprasad7371]

Then he will make a one more reel asking you to diversify your investments

[@sridharsahu08]

The govt won't allow it in India. Why? Real-estate mafia and the ecosystem failure around industrial estates

[@InvestWithGirish]

When you realize ₹25 Lakhs is 50 Decks of Notes not 2🤣

[@ishantanand5966]

500 not 50 bro

[@prabhakaran3403]

50 decks 500 notes each 100 notes

[@rahulnair6797]

Should you not factor in real estate appreciation of the property and gains from a possible sale after 15-20 yrs?

[@Sakalaslife]

It’s 2% passive income , with a 5% increment on rent every year . Which if you hold the apartment for 20 years . Works out to more than 7-8% . And you have an asset on your hands

[@AntiNatalAtheist]

Beginning of share holding in real estate. Future will be real estate bonds. All assets on paper .

[@magudapathygovindaraj6729]

Dude do you get loan for buying fractional ownership assets?

[@thetruereality2]

Define grade A building When you say rental income, of what? The total rental income generated by the building ?

[@ronaksaif5966]

Yes, it’s the rental income generated by the building divided between the fractional owners

[@shashankks1962]

Hmm, let me buy the entire building. Alfred, how long till the transaction is complete?

[@Mohan-k4u]

Would you suggest me basic information of all these financial things. In a book ?

[@dipanjandasgupta6170]

Bank uncle...how to invest fractionally?

[@DisciplinedTrader27]

Reits

[@SkyLoreking]

Brother, which platform helps us in doing the fractional investing?

[@sanjayr5376]

Propertyshare

[@StrataInvest]

We do!

[@ranjancom2000]

@@sanjayr5376 is this SCAm or real

[@preet2411]

His way of teaching😂.. Great guy

[@rithikshah2274]

Content is great but only for this video what if the property gets closed down or does not give yield do we get our invest money back. If yes then how much from whom?

[@rohithak9419]

Don't, unregulated market Money gets stuck Illiquidity

[@sanjaychaudhary137]

For 25lakhs you can buy actual office space of 400sqft with 45sqft rental or else buy a studio apartment with 6% rental atleast 12% property appreciation. In acse of emergency LAP loans for business.

[@ranjancom2000]

you wont get 6% it will be 3% rental. And you can buy studio apartment at 25 Lakhs also we can[t buy office space on that price we need minimum 1 to 2 CR

[@dhruvakumar7187]

They dont share even quarter of the profits they make, but they would sure as hell dump every bit of Loss on your head

[@AbhishekKothari638]

Fractional investment comes as NCD which are taxed and also has management and profit sharing involved

[@charanboss1]

share me exact link to purchase it please

[@Dance_Aarya_Dance]

How to invest, where to invest

[@coolfreaks68]

"How do you know all of this? I follow my man" - this part is common in every video.😂

[@myrecord5551]

Hey sharan is that money mastery session , will it be helpful as I don't know any way to earn money precisely. Pls do reply

[@theoneme1075]

How to get started.

[@Rahulchoudhary-it6fu]

In tier 2 town you can get 8-10 % of return... it's only tier 1 where 3% is hard nowadays

[@anju209]

What about taxes on these kind of investments and income?

[@darkshadow3646]

Only legends noticed SOYO 😂

[@babuv024]

Hi can u share the link for this investment pls bro.

[@shanebalboa391]

@financewithsharan, no secondary market. Also original buyer buys it at 7-8% yield. To resell it with appreciation even with rent increases it wont be still lucrative to the secondary buyer. People are ok with 2-3% yield on residential properties as the secondary transactions are easier. Small investors stick to residential or a independent retail.

[@keerthihs9172]

Now, tell me how to get that 25 lac😢

[@srisri-zy4vc]

best comment 😄

[@OTAKU_12345]

😂😂😂

[@OTAKU_12345]

Just study hard bro.... And just get 56 LPA job

[@boringgames3625]

loan...

[@namahshrestha3226]

Loans

[@harshpatel1413]

Can someone explain what's the procedure how to do it

[@tt-pr7mg]

How will IRR be more than rental income?

[@garyflores1044]

Best wishes to Real Estate Investors but please Don't forget to pay your taxes. This money is so important to inner-schools, social services, low income housing, and programs which uplift our youth. Seriously, when you don't pay it hurts our economy. "rinse & repeat."

[@TheBharathp87]

These companies giving you investment for such office buildings aren't trustworthy. All the co working spaces were loss making, so they needed new investment and found this idea.

[@manish.p9972]

I think that's pre COVID scenario

[@TheBharathp87]

@@manish.p9972 it's loss making even now, co working spaces are just investments from big investing firms

[@faizansaribond]

Risk ?

[@Prabudha.d]

Sharan Hegde!.. 😂😂.. Your content is wholesome...

[@rajeshjadala4926]

Which company is offering this in Hyderabad which has great brand

[@sunny_25]

Bro charged up real quick💀💀

[@soumyadeeppodder8743]

And how ?

[@avinashganore1558]

Please explain how can I do this

[@srivani991]

Biggest ponzi scheme that’s starting in Hyderabad For example 120 undivided sq foot is being sold at 18 lkhs promising 120 rent per month which is 9.6 % returns. Sounds fantastic but what’s really happening is 120 sq ft is being sold at Rs 15000, what’s hidden is 120 sq ft has 40% common area where it should be 25 to 30%, ( loss of 10 to 15% here), 4000 is being charged for amenities. So the buyer is buying 72 sq foot carpet area, which is 100 sq foot saleable area which costs 850000 lkh property for 18 lkhs . Biggest ponzi scheme So not only is the payment price high, but we get our own money back. But not the asset So look at resale value of property also

[@Alioth22]

Are those 7 to 8 % per month or per year?

[@ameyaahuja3819]

"Just 25 lakhs"

[@deviyadevsingh5279]

Just 5 lakhs, loan out 20lakh after 20% down payment. Know first then mourne

[@Aarush_is_the_Best]

I live in Pune, it is "only 25 lakhs" here 😅

[@Aarush_is_the_Best]

But my family knows to respect money

[@DrArnabSahoo]

25 lakh IS only for real estate in investing. Any project worth investing worth start 1 Cr.

[@FunkInvesting]

Investing is my way of passive income as well. Millionaire in 5 years or less? Easy!

[@agnessonkardoctor]

Can u guide me more about it ?

[@ayshjain8960]

Can we take loan from India and buy property overseas??

[@saurabhkoli1101]

What's this method called ???

[@deva_2022]

Can u tell me about buying a rented house for 5k I saw somewhere. About that add .

[@axroverog2075]

But then these VIRTUAL SPACE offices cannot be sold easily, can’t be used for your own use and are just paper assets.

[@manish.p9972]

They are not virtual spaces , they are tangible properties mann

[@vijayalaxminarayanappa8675]

​@@manish.p9972 fractional ownership donr have complete access at least many of them . as you would need the permission to use certain resources and you're kicked out of doing certain stuff in such office .

[@axroverog2075]

@@manish.p9972 bruh you cant identify your area, hence theyre VIRTUAL. TaNgIBlE ProPerTieS MaN.

[@PratikDas-vu1bs]

The last dialogue was funny“ I follow my man" walla😆love you sir ❤

[@spacpower]

Coming up with fancy names that requires to trusting casinos like banks, rating agencies and brokers is age old trick... We need sound money that holds value over period of time not trust me promises 🤣😂

[@ThufangaliSUDHEER]

Please....do video s in low budget things ..

[@sanskarrautforjee]

What is the minimum amount??

[@oyohonisin]

Per year or per month?

[@pint_of_beer]

will the 8% be per anum or monthly

[@prashantnaik8273]

In Goan villages, i bhk cost 50-60 lakhs

[@abhishekd1012]

But it's very difficult to buy fraction of commercial places that to just for 25l

[@ragavanshetty1657]

What is collective IRR please 🙏 someone

[@chinmaybhatt4429]

How can i invest

[@babelette]

25 lakhs in tier 2? You are delusional. I live in tier 2 and even 1bhk is going for 40 lakhs! I'm at the mercy of landlords a result.

[@ByteBridge999]

Maybe he has rest in cash

[@ShaanSinghRohitSingh]

Bro it depend on area also. Let me take example of my city. At prime posh location 2 BHK will cost around 80 to 70 lakh with 800sqft area, now move little aside it will cost around 50 lakh move little bit more outside then it will be around 40lakh more outside than it will be around 30lakh and the outer ring of city(far from highways) it will be around 25 lakh.

[@saikatchattaraj3]

In tier 1 also you can have 1bhk in 16 lakh. That too in a community.

[@babelette]

@@saikatchattaraj3 I guess trivandrum is too expensive then. Everyone is asking for 40+ lakhs in a remote area.

[@saikatchattaraj3]

@@babelette yeah my bad, I am talking about kolkata. Here it comes cheap.

[@copyninja3357]

Maintaince of that office says hello 👋

[@iyadboudhra5130]

Lol 💀

[@Blackfire970]

& No tax benefits

[@Bunty2015]

Was not able to understand fraction investing in real estate how, who wills ay that

[@rohithraghavan7890]

More than a finance guy you are a performer man ❤️❤️❤️

[@pragprag5501]

Last line ❤❤ after a long time 😂😂

[@Specialeducatorr]

Ranveer Singh of finance 😂

[@abhishek95985]

These buildings are not actually Grade A.

[@imransayyed1]

How to do that

[@siddheshshivraj3534]

In India this concept will never work. Our people cannot follow basic traffic laws, how are we going to trust one another with life time savings.

[@sirajkhan-bx5zl]

and free time pass in court case etc etc and other headaches

[@akshayapatra589]

fractional owner means you have no say in reselling, maintaining, type of usage and literally you are stuck once you enter

[@ChewDaPi]

Real estate business has already taking a hit. With work from home and more , don't think so u would get that return! 😅.

[@atranigyan]

Sir registery ke liye cheque diya cheque signature ki vajah se clear nahi hua to rtgs kar sakte hai aur uske liye kya document lagaye taaki future me dikkat na ho

[@Alfa.SINGH.]

Commercial space take alot of time to go on rent 😊

[@phani.reddy06sayala2]

Why cannot they consider land (assets ) appreciation cost along with rent yield . 2015 my friend bought a apartment for 22 lakhs now the same apartment is nearly 80 lakhs 😢😅 rently yield was less than 4 percent

[@Sathish-sd5kb]

how is the market for second hand apartments? People always look for new properties right?

[@abubakarsolanki6030]

7 to 8% monthly or annually???

[@Einzigartigitsme]

It could be annually

[@manish.p9972]

Annually obviously

[@kumarmendgudli1177]

Hey sharan what's your degree😊

[@peng888]

Meanwhile my banker only caring about the money I took not profit😂

[@Hussainpiplodwala]

In gujarat you get 5-6% rental returns on your commercial property...fractional investment is too risky just for that extra 1-2%

[@vitaminprotein4725]

But REIT invests are still not properly proven in India yet, also chance of ponsi schemes & Scam companies....

[@suranjandey2223]

Funny now that WFH is a thing, people are selling fraction of real estate.

[@AMAN2670]

Good advertisement

[@akkikumar5309]

do any bank give loan for fractional imvestimg

[@DS95218]

corruption and politicians left the chat

[@ACCOUNTSOLOGY]

For making 1 to 2 % more returns...do not fall in this type of investment.

[@ektamore9160]

Bank, I want 25 lakhs... Bank* : Take😌

[@Avesh-w6q]

😂😂😂

[@yuvrajsingh-tg2fk]

Withdrawal or taking out from bank listen carefully

[@Chartered_Edu]

GST left the chatt 💀

[@mukut5ul]

Sharan Amdani😂😂😂😂😂

[@samikshasehgal6339]

Send me some of the link

[@tharunnambiar5974]

Bro, but India's inflation rate is 7% approx..... so technically if you are getting 7-8% ROI... technically you are getting nothing

[@apratimchatterjee3931]

Why these people say rental yield is 2-3% on residential property.. Real Estate is highly driven by Micromarkets.. I have got returns 6-8% and even 10% on my properties.. I invested in East Bangalore.. which is at par with many top commercial place rental yield.. again I agree commercial place do give some advantages and fractional ownership is a way to get invested in commercial real estate.. but there are many pros and cons for the same.. both fractional ownership and commercial property investment.. my advice is to do the research, understand your risk reward appetite, your funding planning and then choose.. there is no single best investment choice.. do what you understand and what works best for you