Property investment is a long-term investment, you may not get rich fast. It's very much like planting a seed, in order to enjoy the harvest many years later. Of cause there have many ways to make fast money in properties provided you are lucky and smart to buy below market price and sell above market price.
Most common property investment strategy where you buy a property and rent it out with the aim of making capital gains and / or income returns. The idea is to make money by adding value to the property through improvements
The profit outcome you want to achieve (ie. capital gains and/or positive cashflow returns); and
The needs of the person who'll be paying you money in exchange for the use of the property.
Property funds can allow incredible diversification for investors. By entering into a fund you are in essence investing into a piece of somebody else’s property. A benefit to property related funds is that entrance levels can be low and past performance on listed funds can be tracked and seen clearly prior to commitment.
There are a number of common property investment strategies commonly in use...below is a brief explanation of the best known. This is the most usual form of property investment strategies...you buy a property and hold on to it for the medium to long term, renting it to good tenants and claiming the interest payments and maintenance against your taxable income.
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