Jose Salcedo is a Senior Account Executive at Visio Lending and primarily focuses on closing deals with brokers and helping investors finance single-family rental properties through exceptional and honest customer service. In a sit down with Jose, he shares some of his knowledge and personal advice. "It's never too early to start investing," he stresses. However, the contrary holds true as well. It's never too late to start investing, if you have not begun.
As a seasoned investor, Jose tells others not to wait, emphasizing he wishes he began earlier. That's because through the effect of compounding, you can generate some great returns. He also notes that once you contribute, you must commit and let that momentum drive you to build on more contributions.
Here are some additional tips from Jose:
- You are never too busy to invest. Discover what you believe in and set aside the time to research and learn.
- "You will hit some red lights, and that is all part of the process." When investing, you will lose money, so be prepared and ready to learn from your mistakes and continually improve your investment strategy.
- Young investors should take note of the state of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Although the cryptocurrency market can be volatile, the blockchain technology shows some promising capabilities that are worth looking into.
- "Understand the difference between what your job is and what it earns you, and what your money can earn for you."
Interested in working with Jose on your rental portfolio growth? Visit https://www.visiolending.com/jose-salcedo.
Andy Nguyen was born and raised in Houston, Texas. As a 5th-year senior at the University of Texas at Austin, Andy studies Economics and Finance and hopes to pursue a career in consulting. As a consultant, Andy hopes to bring strategic impact and deliver with results backed with vast, insightful data. After a successful career, Andy aspires to open his own restaurant and serve delicious, beautifully crafted Vietnamese dishes.
Monique Amado is a Panamanian student at The University of Texas at Austin (UT). She studies Sociology, Human Dimensions of Organizations, and Business with a concentration on Social Entrepreneurship and Nonprofits. Monique is the Manager of Operations of the executive board of the Social Entrepreneurship Learning Lab, where she promotes and teaches social entrepreneurship practices to the UT community, and she is also the former Executive Director of Fundacion Faydola, an NGO that focuses on advancing society through sport-related initiatives in Panama.
