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Starting out a new business after retired and hoping to get a steady cash flow in the following year might be overly optimistic as the business is still at its infancy stage and survival of the business is still in question.

Real estate is selected out of so many type of assets and financial options, it fit into our objective to conserve wealth and to create a steady long term stream of income for those 50 and above. On the other hand, it is more secure, much simpler, less hassle and easier to manage than running a typical business. And it fit well in having a steady cash flow without being burdened with:

a. a stressful life

b. debts and huge financial obligations

c. heavy workload

d. tied down to work

On the flip side, real estate has its own challenges and limitation too, it appears very different from any other investment products and financial tools. One of the shortcomings in real estate is the prolong difficulties to reverse out a wrong position of buying into a wrong real estate. To tap into the benefits of real estate, we cannot afford to just ignored the challenges and pressing your luck.

101 Property School welcome your inquiries. See you at the top!

a man in a suit and tie standing in front of a computer
a man in a suit and tie standing in front of a computer
Bright living room with modern inventory
Bright living room with modern inventory

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In reality there are many investment products and financial tools and real estate isn't the best in term of returns, there are other investments that could produce a far better return than real estate. However, those investments could not deliver a long term steady stream of cash flow needed for retirement. Another alternative that could possibly deliver a long term consistent cash flow is running a business with a condition it must be a matured business.

These are just my views and not to be relied upon for any decision