Vikram R. Jangam

Vikram Jangam is the Founder & Managing Partner of LynBa Ventures, a diversified real estate and investment firm in Texas.

Real estate investment has long been considered a cornerstone of a well-diversified portfolio. It provides an array of opportunities for both financial growth and risk management.

My wife and I discovered our shared passion for real estate during the construction of our corporate office in Texas and have seen firsthand how real estate's various investment classes offer a unique blend of benefits and challenges. Depending on your financial status, investment goals and stage in life, you can align your investment with the class that resonates with your personal and financial aspirations.

Assess your financial situation

Before diving into the world of real estate, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of your current financials. Ask yourself if you can invest without jeopardizing your current financial stability. Those grappling with significant loans or other substantial debts should perhaps focus on clearing those liabilities before venturing into real estate.

Define clear objectives

Start by listing your short-term and long-term investment goals. Then, I recommend consulting with experienced investors for additional insights and guidance. You can also attend real estate workshops or webinars to further refine your objectives. Having clear goals helps streamline your investment strategy and track progress.

Select the investment class that aligns with your vision

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