Lecture – investing in real estate in Israel

Lecture – Investing in Real Estate in Israel

Real estate is an exceptional investing mechanism. Knowledge, experience and professionalism in real estate investments lead to a higher return than in traditional capital markets.

The pricing roller coaster Israel has experienced in the last couple of years brings risks and opportunities, and investors who understand the market can well take advantage of this.

Who is the lecture suited for?

People thinking of buying a second home, as an investment.
Young couples who don’t have enough to buy their dream home, but want to start accumulating wealth.
Parents who want to ensure their children’s financial future.
Buyers seeking to generate passive income.

In the lecture:

The 6 stages of buying real estate for investment real estate

What are the 6 stages entailed in every real estate purchase? Identifying these stages helps to understand how to plan correctly and to diagnose what the future holds.

Realistic expectations

The goal of real estate investing is to generate returns. Estimating and calculating these returns are key factors in determining which property to buy, as well as many other decisions you need to make.

Build a budget

Having a budget helps prepare you accordingly and is the first stage of buying.
– How to build a budget based on mortgage capabilities and related expenses.
– Calculating monthly income and expenses associated with a property.

Dos and don'ts

A list of crucial dos and don’ts when investing in real estate in Israel, arranged around the 6 stages of buying. These are probably the most important tips regarding the process of purchasing.

Recognizing opportunities

When you invest in real estate, recognizing the hidden opportunities can be the difference between a great deal and a waste of money. Learn how to recognize and create you own hidden opportunities.

About the lecturer

Be’eri Gurtler Har-Tuv graduated from Hebrew University summa cum laude in 2010 with a bachelor degree in economics and cognitive sciences. He remained at Hebrew University to complete his master’s degree in financial economics (Honors Program) in 2012.

During his bachelor studies Be’eri worked as a mortgage banker for Mizrahi-Tfahot where he has evaluated loans to the extent of over 100 million NIS.

Since 2010 Be’eri is successfully in real-estate around Israel and advising clients in all matters regarding real-estate.