How to protect your investment from economic fluctuations?

Real estate investment is one of the most successful tools for building wealth in the long run, but the investor may be confused between two basic options: direct real estate investment and indirect real estate investment.
This report clarifies the differences between them, and helps you choose the most appropriate for your needs and goals.

🏗️ First: What is the direct real estate investment?
It is your actual property, whether residential, commercial, or land, with the aim of leasing or resale.
Examples:
Buy an apartment and rent it monthly
Owning land in a promising city for the purpose of reselling it later
Buying a commercial building and investing it through offices or stores
🟩 Features:
Full control of real estate and revenue
A direct monthly income from the rent
The possibility of increasing the value of the original over time
🟥 Challenges:
It requires large capital
Real estate management and maintenance falls on you (or via an intermediary)
Difficulty diversification due to the high cost
Second: What is indirect real estate investment?
It is your investment in the property without having material origin, but rather through financial tools or real estate funds.
Examples:
Subscribe to the Ret Reit Fund
Investing via collective financing platforms such as “WW”
Buying shares of real estate development companies listed in the market
🟩 Features:
Less capital (suitable for beginners)
Diversification in the types of real estate and regions
You do not need direct management or follow -up
🟥 Challenges:
Revenue is relatively less than directly
You do not have the real estate asset actually
Vulnerable to financial market fluctuations