Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo shares his disappointing experience with real estate, highlighting limited liquidity and hidden costs like loan interest.
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The primary reason is the limited liquidity of real estate, which makes it difficult to convert the asset into cash quickly.
Hidden costs include property taxes, maintenance expenses, and loan interest.
Timing is crucial because the real estate market is cyclical, and entering at the wrong time can lead to significant losses.
Warikoo advises starting small, researching the market thoroughly, and building a network of experienced real estate professionals.
Yes, Warikoo believes that with the right strategy and understanding of the market, real estate can still be a viable and rewarding investment.
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