Why You Still Might Want to Invest in Real Estate in Lincoln Despite High Prices, High Interest Rates, and Lagging Rents

High prices, high interest rates, lagging rents and poor cash flow? Still might be worth investing in real estate in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Real estate prices in Lincoln are high. Mortgage interest rates are high. Rents are lagging in Lincoln. Is real estate a good investment in Lincoln right now?

In this special webinar James discusses why you might still want to invest in real estate in Lincoln despite high prices, high interest rates, and lagging rents.

James will discuss why Charlie Munger says that the first $100K is the hardest. Plus, why its not ALWAYS just about cash flow with real estate investments and why you still might want to invest in real estate in Lincoln despite our current market conditions.

James has modeled just over 300 different US cities for this class for you to choose from, jump right to Lincoln:

https://RealEstateFinancialPlanner.com/model/NE/Lincoln/

Watch the video version of this class:

https://realestatefinancialplanner.com/why-you-still-might-want-to-invest-in-real-estate-despite-high-prices-high-interest-rates-and-lagging-rents/

Resources Mentioned In Class

  • First $100K is the Hardest - Learn the surprising math behind why the first $100K is the hardest to acquire and what you should do about it.
  • Return Quadrants™ - Learn about all the different Return Quadrants™ and how we use them to show you how a property is performing.
  • Model - Select Lincoln, Nebraska and see the Baseline Nomad™ Scenario, 20%/25% down, and buying properties for cash and how it performs in your city.

Looking to buy or sell property in Lincoln, NE? Call Jake Grenemeier of Clover Real Estate Services with Next Home Integrity at (402) 302-0088. Or, check out his website at www.Clover.RealEstate or email him at Jake@Clover.RealEstate. Jake specializes in helping real estate investors in and around Lincoln.
Why You Still Might Want to Invest in Real Estate in Lincoln Despite High Prices, High Interest Rates, and Lagging Rents
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