What Real Estate Investors Miss About Short-Term Capital

How to Increase Your Real Estate Liquidity

There are, however, ways to increase the liquidity of your real estate holdings. One overlooked strategy is to invest in real estate-backed notes.

Real estate-backed notes are essentially a debt investment backed by real property. Instead of buying a property, you buy the debt. That means when the borrower pays back the debt, you get your investment back, plus the interest.

It’s a type of hybrid solution to real estate that gives you exposure to real estate assets, but ensures you get a steady cash return every month. You don’t have to be locked into owning property and be asset-rich and cash-poor.

With some platforms, you can even buy notes as short as three months. That can be advantageous for investors who want the ease of selling quickly but want exposure to real estate holdings. 

Final Thoughts 

While real estate is usually a longer-term investment with very little liquidity, it doesn’t have to be. There are ways to keep investing in real estate while having ready access to cash.

Learn how Connect Invest’s short-term offerings can help bridge the gap between deals without sacrificing returns.