Real Estate used to have a bad rep as the alternative investment vehicle for people who couldn’t get a job with a decent 401(k) offering, but the time-tested results are in and the world has caught onto the fundamental principles that make it a better asset outright. Analyzing this changing of the guard, Del Walmsley talks about why more and more people under 40 are buying investment properties to generate income and build wealth rather than as a primary residence.

<p>Real Estate used to have a bad rep as the alternative investment vehicle for people who couldn’t get a job with a decent 401(k) offering, but the time-tested results are in and the world has caught onto the fundamental principles that make it a better asset outright. Analyzing this changing of the guard, Del Walmsley talks about why more and more people under 40 are buying investment properties to generate income and build wealth rather than as a primary residence.</p>

In 1990, after only 2 ½ years of investing in real estate, Mr.
Walmsley - using the income from single family rent houses - replaced his
earned income and quit as Director of Sales at Bally’s Health Clubs.
 
 
 
 
 

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