When there's fear in the market...

Elijah Iung

Real Estate 101

We've all seen the headlines, S&P down, Dow is down, rents are falling, the office industry getting crushed, interest rates rising, on and on... news organizations are a business, and the headlines that get eyeballs are drama and conflict. Real estate investing should be neither. Real estate has been around since the first neanderthal claimed the cave closest to water and food sources, and will continue just as surely as all currencies devalue over time, all governments are corrupted and the grease gun is always empty when you go to use it, (if you have employees you know what I'm talking about.) "90% of all millionaires become so through owning real estate" -Andrew Carnegie (I googled it.) probably a made up quote, but I've heard similarly high numbers other places as well, and there's no doubt that nearly all wealthy people own real estate in some capacity. Bill Gates is now the biggest owner of farm land in the country, and it's not because he wants to hobby farm. Us little guys need to study what the wealthy are doing, (maybe not all the lies and corruption) and act on it even in the small ways that become available for us. Investing as a whole is  a game of patience and small good decisions that add up. We at Legacy Way Holdings believe strongly in buying and holding sub institutional multifamily assets as the best way to build wealth to buy back ours and our investors time, which can then be used to better our families, our kids, and the world around us. we have a mission of funding great causes all over the world, and we hope if you invest with us that you use the opportunity to change lives with the returns you receive.

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