Latest Answer: Both have pros and cons in their own fields. Investing in realty stocks is easily done. It is easy to buy and sell. It is good for short term purpose. Buying a property is for longer term and capital gets stuck in the investment. Exiting is a longer process. But buying a property is more profitable than realty stocks.
Latest Answer: An investor or Buyer must take into account all the costs incurred during ownership of the property such as
1. Stamp duty
2. Registration fee
3. Loan repayment
4. Interest on borrowed capital
5. Maintenance costs, and
6. Municipal taxes
Latest Answer: First rule of investing is to diversify your portfolio.Real estate investment is an essential part of a pre thought rounded portfolio.Real estate sector offers several opportunities.Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), property oriented mutual funds, and other mortgage backed securities are some of the options available for investment in this sector.