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Hello, A Feasibility Study is a determination of the likelihood that a property developement will fulfill the objectives of a paticular investor. Example; * Estimate the demand for housing units in the area. * Estimate the Absorption Rate for the project. * Discuss legal and other considerations. * Forcast Cash Flows. * Approximate investment returns likely to be produced. So to answer your question, Commercial as well as Residential can both be very profitable. So much depends on Supply and Demand and 'Location, Location, Location! You can take classes to learn about residential investments as well as commercial investments. If you are just staring out, I suggest you take classes in residential investments first. There is much more to learn in Commercial Investments. You can start out by "Flipping Houses" a term used in buyiny and fixing up run down properties and then selling them for a profit. If you are interested in the real estate market, then start by finding a Residential Investors Seminar in your area.
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Commercial and Residential both are profitable if you know the real estate cycle and how it works. The real estate cycle is the most influential key to your real estate investing. If you do not understand how the cycle works, your real estate investing will be more difficult. When you understand the cycle and identify where your market lies, then investing becomes easier because you are going with the trend instead of fighting it. Various investing techniques are Wholesaling, Seller financing, Lease Options , Rental properties, Rehabbing etc. On http://www.real-estate-investing-cycle.com/what-works-now.html I found many investing techniques and their details. I hope it will be helpful for you.
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