New Book Reveals How Small Investors Can Utilize Property Derivatives for Investment and Hedging

A new book for investors that illustrates using property derivatives to generate real estate returns at less risk; and how to hedge “real” properties against losses.
By: William Mathers
 
Feb. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- A new way for small investors to invest in real estate is shown in a new book recently released on Amazon, BarnesandNoble.com, and available at (www.syntheticrealestateinvestment.com). Synthetic Real Estate Investment for the Small Investor is a practical guide on the use of property derivatives for real estate investment strategies.

Synthetic Real Estate Investment for the Small Investor was designed for beginners to experienced real estate investors. Why regional home prices change, what derivatives are, and how to implement investment strategies are covered in a straightforward manner. Utilizing synthetic real estate, the investor will learn how to profit in rising and falling housing markets without having to purchase a physical property. If planning to invest in physical property the investor is shown how to hedge to reduce the impact and risk of losses. Finally, real estate is considered with other investments in the investor’s portfolio allocations.

About the Author

William Mathers is a real estate developer and structural engineer in Florida. He has been involved in all manner of real estate project types. With a background in engineering, he was able to translate complex derivative concepts into practical investment tools.
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