1. Equity Crowdfunding: This involves buying a stake in a property, enabling you to take advantage of any future appreciation in the property’s value.
2. Debt Crowdfunding: This involves lending money to a borrower to finance a real estate project. As an investor, you earn a fixed rate of interest on the loan.
3. Buy and Hold: This strategy involves purchasing a property with the intention of renting it out to generate a passive income stream.
4. Flipping: This strategy involves buying a property, renovating it, and selling it for a profit.
5. Redevelopment: This strategy involves buying a property with the intention of redeveloping it to enhance its value.
6. Joint Ventures: This involves partnering with other investors to pool resources and expertise to invest in real estate projects.
7. Bridge Loans: This involves investing in short-term loans that provide developers with the capital they need to acquire and renovate a property before refinancing it with a traditional lender.
8. Land Development: This involves buying land and developing it for residential or commercial use.
9. Affordable Housing: This involves investing in properties that are affordable to low and middle-income households, thus creating a social impact.
10. REITs: This involves investing in real estate investment trusts, which are publicly traded companies that own and operate income-generating real estate properties.