(MENAFN - Morocco World News) Rabat - For people who are interested in investing in the real estate market, it is important to note that this type of investment may not produce "get-rich-quick" results. In fact, it may take years to make a profit, but if investors do thorough research and invest carefully, the rewards could very well be substantial. There are several strategies that can be utilized along the way to real estate wealth. By taking advantage of these strategies and applying them correctly, it is possible to earn a profit within a year. Flipping Properties Many investors are turning to flipping properties to earn a decent profit. A rundown property that is in a good location could very well resell for a quick profit. However, this is not always a possibility, since there are many variables that can have a negative impact on the housing market. Investors should never set their hopes too high, as the slightest change could deter homebuyers from investing in a new home. Start by becoming familiar with how to purchase residential properties that are not in the best condition. Also, research the location because homebuyers are typically looking for homes located near schools, hospitals, parks and other public facilities. Never Overpay For Investment Property It is not unusual for sellers to ask more for property just because it holds a sentimental value to them. Even though an investor is highly interested in the property does not mean that they should go all gung-ho and buy it. Some sellers will know when a buyer is feeling desperate, so they will take advantage of their situation. Investors should pretend not be so interested in the property, which will give the impression that it is no big deal to pass on the offer. If the investor is lucky, this reaction could play in their favor. Good research, patience and due diligence will go a long way when it comes to investing in investment property. Overpaying will only reduce your likelihood of earning a decent property. Be sure to ask the seller if the price is negotiable, before continuing further into the process. Swift Money is offering loans to investors who are interested in flipping residential properties. Theresa May's Affordable Housing Budget The government is consistently making changes to the housing market. Just recently, Theresa May announced that extra money would be pumped into the affordable housing budget. In return, that would allow the government to get back into the business of building houses and providing affordable homes to the British. While this might see like a good thing initially, it could actually have a negative impact on the market for sellers. With an increase in the number of houses on the market, there is a good chance that the prices for existing houses could dip significantly. It is vital to keep up with May's moves as well as the upcoming Brexit move. There is a possibility that both could have an impact on the current state of the market. Housing Prices Rising Another thing to note is that the housing prices in the United Kingdom are on the rise. The prices in a few key areas have risen significantly during the past few years. And, it is having a big impact on the people that reside in these areas. Just recently, a report suggested that London may soon have a problem finding public service workers. Why? Well, most public service workers claim that the housing costs have become unaffordable. 1,000 UNISON workers were questioned. Two thirds claimed that they spent more than 30% of their income on housing. A large group of London workers are packing their belongings and heading elsewhere. This includes nurses, social workers, teaching assistants and other public service employees. Two thirds of those surveyed admitted they were leaving, due to the cost of housing in the city. It is almost certain that this trend will continue into the future. Political Uncertainty There is absolutely no doubt that Brexit will have an impact on the residential market. The political uncertainty caused by Brexit has people stumped. They're not sure what is going to happen after the United Kingdom divorces Europe. That uncertainty could potentially keep housing prices low in areas outside of London for a long period of time. After Brexit is finalized and finished, things may return to normal. Sponsored"

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