Simple Ways to Invest in Real Estate: 1)Rental Properties.

The first one is: Rental Properties.

Owning rental properties can be a great opportunity for individuals who have do-it-yourself (DIY) renovation skills and the patience to manage tenants. However, this strategy does require substantial capital to finance upfront maintenance costs and to cover vacant months.        

Pros:
Provides regular income and properties can appreciate
Maximizes capital through leverage
Many tax-deductible associated expenses
Cons
Managing tenants can be tedious
Potentially damage property from tenants
Reduced income from potential vacancies
According to U.S. Census Bureau data, the sales prices of new homes (a rough indicator for real estate values) consistently increased in value from the 1960s to 2007, before dipping during the financial crisis.

Subsequently, sales prices resumed their ascent, even surpassing pre-crisis levels.
 The long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic on real estate values remain to be seen.