Real estate refers to land, buildings, and natural resources like water and minerals. It can be residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural.
To buy property, start by determining your budget, researching the market, and consulting a licensed real estate agent. Once you find a property, you can negotiate terms and complete the transaction through a legal contract.
Real estate investments include residential properties, commercial properties, industrial properties, and real estate investment trusts (REITs). Each has unique benefits and risks.
Before renting a property, consider its location, amenities, rental cost, lease terms, and proximity to essential services like schools, markets, and transportation.
To sell your property, determine its market value, prepare it for viewings, and list it with a reputable real estate agency. Marketing and negotiation skills are key to getting the best price.