Being a property owner can be very lucrative and profitable. A long-term lease with qualified tenants is something that can build rental income quickly. There are many options that you have available when collecting rent on a monthly basis to increase your net worth. There are ways that you can improve the property that will payoff for you in the long run if you make the right decisions. Some real estate investors learn the hard way about not holding onto to a certain percentage of earned income to lay the foundation for future wealth.  
How Reinvesting Rental Income Improves Net Worth
There are general expenses like utilities, property insurance and management that reduce a portion of the monthly income earned. This is the nature of owning and operating a business. Compared to other business startups real estate offers higher returns with a smaller investment period. After the money for expenses is removed, rental income that is placed in other securities can grow rapidly. If you have no financing, income is not reduced by interest payments and you can maximize the profits that you earn. 
When you reinvest income earned back into your property, the actual value of the investment property can appreciate on an annual basis. The local tax assessment agency that places the actual market value on your property will notice any upgrades or additions that you have made due to reinvesting your wealth. A small increase of 3% to 5% each year can add up to a healthy profit in as little as 5 years. If you plan to sell your property, reinvesting is an important key to maximizing the profits on the sale. 
Interior and Exterior Investments Could Be Tax Deductible 
Depending on your business formation you could be eligible for tax benefits. This means that any repair or upgrade to the property could possibly be deducted from your rental income. Current IRS tax laws that apply to your business structure can be presented to you by a tax attorney or accountant to help you save money. Monetary savings year after year while you own the rental property will contribute to your net worth. Collecting rent money and not putting it to work for you does not help you build more real estate wealth. 

Many real estate investors that start with one property reinvest the funds until they earn enough profit to purchase a second property. Owning two properties easily doubles your investment wealth. The second rental property income can be used to branch out into other forms of real estate or securities while the first property pays for both. There are many scenrios that are possible and many decisions that you can make to grow your investment business. Reinvesting your rental income from investment properties can payoff for you.