Stop Gambling with Your Future: Invest in Multifamily Real Estate

Are you tired of the unpredictable nature of the stock market? Do you want to invest in assets that can reliably build cash flows and wealth for you and your family? In this blog, we will explore why multifamily real estate investing or apartment building syndication is a compelling alternative to the stock market. By comparing key aspects such as rates of return, risk, cash flows, tax benefits, and inflation, you can make an informed decision about the right investment class for you.

Rates of Return:
While the stock market may seem promising with historical average returns of 7% to 9%, it’s essential to consider various factors that can significantly impact your actual returns. Volatility, fees, taxes, and inflation can reduce your effective returns to a mere 3% or 4% per year. On the other hand, multifamily real estate has a proven track record of double-digit returns for over 200 years. This investment class has consistently outperformed the stock market and remains recession-resilient, providing stable and attractive returns.

Risk:
The stock market is known for its unpredictability and susceptibility to external forces that can cause significant fluctuations. Even when investing for the long term, it’s challenging to predict where the market will be in 5, 10, or 15 years. In contrast, multifamily real estate mitigates risk and volatility due to its fundamental nature of providing shelter—a basic human need. The demand for rental properties remains relatively constant, ensuring a steady stream of income. By investing in apartment buildings located in strong markets, you can minimize risk and secure your wealth predictably.

Cash Flows:
The stock market typically lacks consistent cash flows, except for minimal dividends that may not significantly contribute to your overall portfolio. In contrast, multifamily real estate investments offer robust and reliable cash flow opportunities. As a part-owner of an apartment building, you can benefit from your percentage share of the property’s cash flows. This predictable income can provide financial freedom, supplement your lifestyle, and even serve as a means for passing on generational wealth to your heirs.

Tax Benefits:
The stock market generally does not offer significant tax benefits. Selling stocks triggers capital gains events, subjecting you to long-term capital gains taxes and reducing your overall returns. Conversely, multifamily real estate investments offer some of the most favorable tax advantages available. Depreciation allowances, paper losses, and tax-free equity tapping through refinancing contribute to minimizing your tax obligations. These benefits create tax shelters and help preserve more of your hard-earned income.

Inflation:
Inflation can have a detrimental effect on the stock market, leading to reduced returns or even crashes. However, real estate, particularly multifamily properties, serves as an excellent hedge against inflation. During periods of inflation, rents tend to increase, directly impacting the income generated by rental properties. This income growth, combined with the appreciation of property value, positions real estate investors to thrive during inflationary periods.

If you’re seeking a predictable and lucrative investment class that can build cash flows and long-term wealth, multifamily real estate investing deserves your attention. Compared to the stock market, multifamily real estate offers higher and more consistent rates of return, lower risk, reliable cash flows, attractive tax benefits, and protection against inflation. By diversifying your investment portfolio with multifamily real estate, you can safeguard your financial future and achieve greater financial independence for yourself and your family.

 

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Dr Janatha Withanachchi received his DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) at Howard University College of Dentistry with distinction and completed his post-doctoral training in Endodontics at New York University.

Soon after graduating he immediately began investing in single family houses (SFH). After several investment SFHs he realized that this was not the best way to create meaningful cash flows; nor to accumulate wealth. This led him to commercial real estate which he soon found was a better way at building significant cash flows and creating wealth.

By identifying emerging markets, partnering with only the best sponsors in the country he began acquiring primely located, value-add apartment buildings through apartment building syndication. He is a self-made millionaire and has created substantial passive income through leveraged real estate investments. He has syndicated over $50+ Million dollars worth of real estate and is the Vice President of Business Operations in a top tier vertically integrated real estate company that owns and manages 2000+ apartment units valued over $400 Million dollars.

He has jump-started many of his family, friends and fellow doctor associates on a predictable path to financial freedom.

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