Having sufficient information --not unlimited sums of money -- is essential to putting together a satisfactory investment portfolio. The way to become informed is to study credible sources that explain the principles and mechanics involved in the selection, management, and disposal of investment real estate.

Avoid Real Estate Investment Gurus, Naysayers

Since the 1980s, late-night infomercials have featured real estate gurus who are eager to share their "secrets" of how to make piles of money with minimal effort and little or no cash outlay. Nonetheless, the recurring images of mansions, yachts, and smiling investors holding checks are meant to excite viewers into attending expensive seminars and buying pricey books, DVDs, and newsletters. But anyone can be videotaped in front of a house or on a pier full of boats, and some of those allegedly satisfied investors may be hired actors.

Clearly, infomercials are not reliable sources of information for individuals who are serious about investing in real estate. Nor are warnings and admonitions from relatives, friends, and acquaintances who themselves have never invested in real estate. Even horror stories from someone who used to own investment real estate may not be reliable; the person may have invested with inadequate information or on a whim.

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