In this video clip, Reese Harper and Ryan Isaac explain the kind of risks that come with real estate investments. Based on those risks, they point out why investing in real estate may need to be done after you’ve built up liquid (ready cash) reserves, qualified retirement plans, and equity in your practice.
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