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Tag: real estate investing

  • Things To Think About Before You Become a Landlord

    Things To Think About Before You Become a Landlord

    When it comes to investing your money, a lot of people like to suggest buying property as a way to diversify where your money is being held. And a lot of o people also suggest taking on tenants so that your properties don’t lie empty. But what do you know about being a landlord? Here are some things to think about before you become a landlord.

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    Long term commitment

    When you buy a property, it can be a long-term commitment, especially if you are wanting to invest your money into a property portfolio. Keep in mind, investing in property is not the same as flipping properties. Flipping a house is the act of buying a property that needs a lot of work, doing the renovations, and selling it one for a profit. If you are investing in property, you may not see a profit for around 10 years. At the same time, your property could be someone’s home. If you decide to sell your property at some point, you could end up making a family homeless in the process.

    Having tenants

    If your property is going to lie empty, you might consider having tenants. As we mentioned in the point above, your tenants could end up making your property their home so you may want to think twice about selling it if you have long term tenants. On the flip side, if you may run the risk of tenants treating your property horribly and causing damage. You will need to ensure that you have all of the relevant insurances and checks carried out so that your property does not get damaged or can be repaired if it does. You should also ensure that the property that you are buying is in an area that is desirable for rentals. Checking with an estate agent such as william pitt sotheby’s can help you make an informed decision about the best areas for tenants.

    It’s also good to differentiate between residential and commercial tenants. The latter is best managed using an excellent commercial property management team that can help you with the listings, ensure the general maintenance of the property is communicated, and that the contracts are correctly ironed out beforehand.

    Mortgage or buying outright?

    If you are in the position to buy your house outright, it can be a great way to invest your savings in a long term commitment. However, many people believe that they should invest in property with multiple mortgages. There are several issues with this plan as you might become victim to the changing interest rates and market fluctuations. It is also worth noting that a Buy to Let mortgage nearly always has a higher repayment amount than a traditional mortgage. As tempting as it might be to lie on your application in order to get that cheaper rate, you could be prosecuted for fraud. 


    As you can see, there are a lot of things to think about before letting your property out for other people to use. If you are prepared to take on the financial commitment that is involved, you should speak to your financial advisor and bank to see if it is a good decision for you. If you don’t want to have tenants in your properties, you could always invest in a few holiday homes for your family instead.


  • How To Buy Personal Real Estate With 5 Tips

    How To Buy Personal Real Estate With 5 Tips

    There are all kinds of things you will want to consider when buying the real estate that your family will call home. The problem is that far too many get caught up in the small or cosmetic details of the purchase and search that they forget the primary needs of the family in the process. Keep the following things in mind when considering real estate purchases and you are much more likely to be happy with your decision a few years down the road. 

    1. Size. When it comes to real estate size really does matter. The problem is that it matters differently for different people. Those that are ageing and whose families have left home would do well in smaller properties that required lower maintenance. Those with growing families need room to grow not only inside the house but also outside the home. If you have 5 children you do not want to be crowding them into 2 bedrooms nor do you need five bedrooms (unless you want them of course) if you are a confirmed bachelor. Size is an important consideration when deciding on a house that will meet the needs of you and/or your family.
    2. Neighbourhood. This is important for everyone. No one wants to buy a home in an area where they do not feel safe. At the same time, most people also do not want to live in a neighbourhood that is just entering into or on the verge of a state of decline. Remember that a home for the most part is a 30-year commitment you want to make that commitment in an area that is slated for growth rather than decline.
    3. Property Value. The value of your property is what makes real estate an investment. The general idea is that in the 30-year period you are making the payments on your home the value of the home will experience a slow but steady increase. If the area you are considering for your real estate purchase has experienced a couple of years of the declining property value you may want to find out the cause before making the investment and placing your family in that area. It could be an indicator of potential decline.
    4. School District. This is typically only a consideration for those who either have children or are planning to have children. For those, however, it is a very important consideration. Most school districts around the country are determined by the neighbourhood in which you live.
    5. Cost. This is a very important consideration for most people who are searching for a home. Obviously, you want the best possible value for your money but you should take care that you do not find yourself slaving away to merely eke out your house note each and every month. You need to be able to live comfortably within your means along with your house payment in order to have the best possible real estate situation.

    Of course there are other common considerations that should be taken into account. Among those are the condition of the home, the number of similar families in the area, and the closeness of the area to other conveniences such as stores, work, and entertainment. All of these things add up to a deep satisfaction in the home you have chosen or growing discontent over the years.

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  • Real Estate Investing & Planning

    If you are or aspire to be an accredited or sophisticated investor, you’ll want to invest in real estate in Paphos Cyprus now while it is being developed and before it becomes more expensive. Much like any investor you’ll want to access the Cyprus investment opportunities and if this is the case you’ll want to book a no-obligation virtual meeting with me, someone who has over 25 years of Cyprus experience plus over a decade of real estate agency, landlord, and global multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy experience, Plus I used to work for an electrical contractors’ membership firm so I know all about Part P. And of course our award-winning and well-established property developer connections in Cyprus are well-versed in the buildings and infrastructure sector.

    Visit www.luxuryrealtorsglobal.com/virtual to find a day and time in my calendar for a mutually convenient meeting which can be done via Zoom or Google Meet. Always happy to source opportunities that will empower your wealth building, plus interior design and staging services with details at www.luxuryrealtorsglobal.com/solutions

    More and more of the over 45 year olds are looking at cash flow from real estate investing and anyone of us will tell you that buying a place in the sun is a huge advantage. A client that runs a business and works on the Mediterranean Island of Cyprus is looking to invest for cashflow by targeting holiday makers through Airbnb. You’ll be aware that holiday lets command a lot more money on a per night basis than any other type of short-term let. And of course my client will have an asset that he can reduce his tax obligations on including zero inheritance tax. In the UK inheritance tax is 40%, lousy weather and not very hospitable people (I’m only joking!). However if you still want to have a presence in the UK you can of course get us to source a property that meets your requirements. As someone that was born and raised in a London borough, with 2 business degrees from London Universities with property related experience I’ll be exactly the person to give you the run down of investment opportunities particularly if you have at least £600,000 GBP or more to spend.

    In terms of investing in Cyprus as a way to building your wealth, you’ll be pleased to note that I have family as permanent residents on the Island and also building connections there outside of real estate for business opportunities. Again you should secure a time for us to virtually meet via www.luxuryrealtorsglobal.com/virtual. I can also go through the Investing for Access & Cashflow presentation which will only take 15minutes.

    Not only are there tax reductions on your property investment but we can also arrange for citizenship by investment through buying a Cypriot property from just €300,000 EUR which will get you a luxury 3-bed apartment in Paphos. You don’t even have to spend all your time in Cyprus, you can buy purely for Cashflow as part of your wealth building and multiple streams of income. You must be on the Island once every 2 years even for one day to ensure you keep your citizenship. I mean having an asset in Cyprus is genius, because let’s face it if you live in a property and whether the bank owns it or not through a mortgage, it really is not an asset for you because you are spending money to live there as opposed to someone else paying you through rental income.

    Plus if you are in the UK and have a property or work in the country having an investment property that is actually in the EU makes strategic sense particularly if you want to explore other jurisdictions in Africa, Asia or Europe.

    Cyprus is hot for fund managers, shipping companies, tech and startup businesses, cryptocurrency, banking and finance, and plenty of other industries if you want to start or expand your business on the Island.

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    Sophisticated investors know the importance of mitigating taxes by not being domiciled in any one country, in fact the Ultra High Net Worth’s will be on a yacht free of taxes rather than their country of origin. However most of us want to be on land and you can buy an investment property in Cyprus to empower your lifestyle, build your income and achieve generational wealth.

    What’s not to like about that. Let us help you with the sourcing of the ideal investment, interior design and management if you need it. Visit luxuryrealtorsglobal.com/cyprus for more information about why you should invest in Cyprus plus videos to view.

    We currently provide property services in Cyprus, Dubai, Malta, Portugal, London UK at www.luxuryrealtorsglobal.com and go to Global on the main menu for the country specific web pages with contact details and information.

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  • Things to Consider When Purchasing a New Property

    Things to Consider When Purchasing a New Property

    Purchasing a new home is a huge investment and one that is not made lightly. It can seem overwhelming as you spend hours a day hunting for your dream property, which is why it is important to consider some important details as early on as possible. This will help tremendously with the house hunting and purchasing process, and significantly narrow down your options. It will also reduce the risk of pitfalls and committing to the wrong property. 

    Here are some top things you need to consider when purchasing a new property. 

    #1 Budget 

    What is your maximum budget? Before you set out to purchase any property, you must sit down and have a complete review of your finances. You will need to know exactly how much you can afford and are willing to spend on a property. You must also consider all the other costs that are associated with buying a property, for example, the mortgage payments and insurances. Do you also need money to furnish the property once you have purchased it? Or clean it, make renovations or repairs to it? 

    If you are looking to renovate a new property, so you can transform it into your own dream home, you instead may benefit from a house and land package which can be much more cost efficient. 

    Understanding the costs that are involved, and your maximum spending amount, you can make sure you only search and view properties within your means. 

    #2 Location 

    There are many things you need to consider when picking a location when purchasing a property. This is because you may have found a nice property, in a nice town, but does it suit your lifestyle? It is important to think about how close the property is to your work? How busy are the roads for your commute? How close is public transport? Where will your children go to school? Will you be able to see your friends and family as often as you like? Are there local amenities nearby that you can enjoy? Are the neighbors friendly? What is the crime rate like? What is the noise like at night, from local pubs and busy roads? Answering these questions will help you make the right decision. 

    #3 Size 

    When investing in a new property, it is important to consider the space that you will need now, and in the future. It can often be hard to think ahead, but if you are planning on raising a family, then you may consider a property with more than one bedroom. If you want to bring pets into the property, you will need to check there is enough outside space for them to roam around. If you are going to be working from home, is there enough space for you to set up a home office in a spare room, or the garden? How many bathrooms would you like to have? 

    Understanding both your wants, and your needs, before you start looking at property to purchase, can significantly help make the process much easier, and efficient in an already stressful situation. It will also help you rule out whether buying is the best option for you now, or whether you will build a home, or continue renting for the time being. 

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  • Why You Need Real Estate in Your Portfolio

    Why You Need Real Estate in Your Portfolio

    If you have money invested in the stock market, you’re probably aware of the recent ups and downs. Money that seemed to be expanding rapidly just a few months ago can vanish overnight. Real estate investing provides a tangible asset that can be tracked to make up for this lack of stability and security.

    Despite the benefits and generally lower risks, not all real estate investments are made equal. Diversify your portfolio across real estate, commodities, stocks, and more to reduce overall portfolio risk and assure consistent growth.

    Why Should Real Estate Be Part of Your Portfolio?

    Increased Cash Flow Yields

    Many retirees haven’t saved enough to be able to rely entirely on bonds that are yielding 4 percent or on equities that are paying out 0 percent to 3 percent yearly dividends, respectively. In contrast, real estate investments typically generate annual cash flows of 8-12 percent plus, representing a significant increase in value.

    Consider the case of a guy who requires an additional $2,000 in cash flow each month. If they exclusively invest in bonds with a yield of 4 percent, they would need to invest a total of $600,000 in bonds. Alternatively, they could invest $200,000 to $300,000 in commercial real estate and meet their monthly income target in that way.

    Pay Down Debt

    When you take out a loan to purchase rental homes, you need to make a monthly mortgage payment. As the mortgage is paid down, equity in the house grows over time. 

    As the value of property increases and the mortgage balance decreases, you can refinance our properties by returning to either your present lender or a new one. As time goes on, the property’s rental income will gradually reduce the amount of the new, higher mortgage payment. To maximize your investment, make sure you engage with a specialist Real Estate Broker to ensure you get the right property at the right price to avoid damage to your portfolio.

    Real Estate is A Tangible Asset

    Intangible assets like stocks and bonds yield just a piece of paper as proof of investment. You don’t own anything. If the stock market crashes, your paper may be worthless.

    Real estate is a tangible asset. Values fluctuate throughout time, and there’s no assurance they won’t fall, but tangible assets are worth something. If you need to exit the investment, you still have a property to sell.

    It takes longer to sell a tangible asset since you have to negotiate with a buyer and go through the formalities. But, you will still get your money back and possibly a capital gain if all goes according to plan.

    Tax Benefits

    Investing in real estate that you live in gets you minor deductions. Most homeowners don’t itemize, so they can’t save on real estate. But even if you do, you can still usually only deduct property taxes and mortgage interest.

    Real estate ownership is a business, not just an investment. The IRS permits you to deduct numerous expenses exactly like a brick-and-mortar store. It is possible to remove the costs related to the property (such as buying a laptop or going to the property) from your taxes. 

  • The Basics of Real Estate Investment

    The Basics of Real Estate Investment

    Investing in property has many benefits. The first is that it can provide you with a steady income stream, as well as the potential for capital appreciation. 

    If you are looking to invest your money wisely,  then real estate investing might be perfect for you! 

    This blog post will discuss what investing in property entails and how it can help take care of your financial future.

    What Is a Real Estate Investment Property?

    A real estate investment property is a residential or commercial property that an investor purchases to make money. 

    Money can be made through rental income, selling the property for more than what they paid, or by renovating it and flipping it. The owner of the investment property can be either a private individual or company.

    The Different Types of Investments 

    One of the most common ways to invest in real estate is by purchasing a single-family home and renting it out to tenants for income. The value of this type of property will depend on location, size, condition, and amenities offered such as a pool or garage. 

    If you live in an area where there are plenty of renters looking for housing, then your chances for success with this type of investment are high so long as you get good tenants who pay promptly.   

    Multi-unit buildings are another type of building you can invest in. They can be either apartments or commercial spaces consisting of multiple units that rent to different tenants. 

    Commercial spaces are assessed based on the income they generate, while apartments are usually more expensive to purchase but less costly for maintenance and upkeep of the property. 

    Set Your Budget Before You Start Looking 

    If you have a strict budget, it will be much easier to stay within your limits. This doesn’t mean you should ignore homes a little outside of your budget.

    If there are properties out of your price range that look promising, ask the seller for more information. Find out how much similar properties are selling for in your area.

    Find Out the History of Sale Prices

    It’s important to have a look at the history of sale prices in an area over time so you can get an idea of whether or not property values will continue increasing or decreasing. 

    This is pretty easy if there is good data available online because all houses sold within certain date ranges let their previous owners put information about purchase price publicly on websites like Zillow. 

    It’s really important to have this information because it tells you if the area is going up in value or down. If there are properties on sale for less than what they were bought for, that means values are dropping and not likely to go back up anytime soon – which isn’t good news! 

    Similarly, if prices start increasing rapidly after having been at their lowest point recently then that might be an indication of over-inflated property prices so take note of how quickly things changed before deciding whether or not you want to invest your money.

    Look Into Renovations

    You might want to look into whether or not a property has been renovated recently and how much work needs to be done.

    This can be useful for finding out more about what kinds of things might need maintenance down the road and gives an idea of whether or not renovations will increase your investment return. 

    It’s also important not to get too excited by properties in bad shape because while they might save you some money upfront. This is because any work done, could easily cost more than what the current value of this property is, which means you’re losing out!

    Home Inspection

    A home inspection is a thorough examination of the condition of the property. It includes an exterior inspection as well as an interior inspection. The inspections are done with a professional eye and are very thorough.

    A home inspection can also help you avoid costly surprises. It provides you with the opportunity to inspect the general condition of your potential property.

    This includes a close look at what could be under the floor, in the attic, or the basement. The home inspector will also lead you through your potential purchase and look for any issues that could damage or devalue your investment.

    The inspector will look at anything from a structure’s foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical system, and also the functionality of items such as windows and doors. This is not only to ensure the structural integrity of the property but also to identify any safety concerns or risks associated with living in the space.

    Find a Good Real Estate Agent

    Finding a trusted real estate agents is an important step in buying an investment property. There are many agents to choose from, so you must know what to look for when interviewing agents.

    Key questions you’ll want to ask include:

    • How long they’ve been working in the profession?
    • What marketing strategies do you use?
    • How much do you charge?

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  • Advice For New Real Estate Investors

    Advice For New Real Estate Investors

    Being a new real estate investor is an exciting path for you to take. It’s a chance to learn new knowledge and increase your earnings over time.

    If you’re considering getting involved with this line of work then it’s wise to review some advice for new real estate investors that can help you succeed. It won’t be long before you’re not only feeling more motivated to get started but know what direction you want to head and have the right tools to get you off on the right foot.

    Treat it Like A Business

    One piece of advice for new real estate investors is that you should treat it as a business. Although it may be your “hobby” or side gig initially, you should always view investing in real estate as a business matter. For instance, you should have and follow a business plan that includes a timeline, goals, and where you see yourself in five and ten years from now. Know what resources and money you’ll need to get started and how you’ll go about running your new business.  

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    Determine Your Plan

    There are many directions you can head and go when it comes to real estate and investing in it. Therefore, it’s wise to sit down and reflect and determine your plan of action going forward. For example, decide if you want to rent out apartment complexes or single-family homes or if you prefer to build new Construction in residential areas. Find the best areas to look for and invest or build new properties and the benefits of certain locations. Also, get your finances in order by checking your credit report and finding a good bank or mortgage broker.

    Gain New Knowledge

    Another piece of advice for new real estate investors is to work on always gaining new knowledge. You should be looking for ways to educate yourself about real estate investing and what it takes to succeed. Spend time reading about real estate investing and review practical tips and guides for buying, flipping, selling, and renting investment properties. There’s an abundance of free information and courses online for you to choose from. Make sure you’re keeping up with the latest techniques and don’t fall into the trap of making money fast.

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    For new and existing real estate investors alike, we have built an online community and assets where you can learn how to build cashflow from real estate assets to empower generational wealth.

    You’ll have instant access to different money making techniques, selling tips, how to negotiate effectively, software that will help to you increase the profits from a buy-refurbish-sell (known as a flipping strategy).  Plus more depending on the plan.

    Learn from the Best

    You can also succeed and be a better real estate investor by learning from the best. It may be useful to find a mentor who can help guide you to making wise choices as you get started. Talk with other investors about local real estate and network with lenders, other investors, and repair service providers to help you build a team of people who can support you and get you on the right path. There may also be local community groups or clubs you can join to meet other investors and learn tips from them.

    Conclusion

    This advice for new real estate investors is sure to get you thinking along the right lines so you can find success in this area. If real estate is a passion of yours and you’re willing to put in the hard work it’ll take to succeed then go for it and don’t look back. 


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  • How and When to Let Go of an Investment Property

    How and When to Let Go of an Investment Property

    An investment property can bring you a steady income, and owning multiple properties is even better. However, an investment property can also become a drain on your finances and your time. There can come a point where a property that you own is no longer worth keeping. Knowing “when to fold’em” is as wise an investment strategy as anything else, even for practiced and dedicated real estate developers like Paul Ognibene. You can only make d with the potential that’s there, after all.

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    However, you need to know when to make the decision to sell and the best way to go about selling your property. If you have an investment property that you’re thinking about selling, there are a few factors to think about before you make a decision. Here are some of the things to consider that will help.

    Know What It Takes to Sell

    Before you sell a property, consider whether you have the time to put into making the sale and what it will take. How much is it going to cost you to sell the property, and how long is it going to take you? Of course, you can get help from a professional service like the one found at https://www.camijoneshomes.com/selling/. You don’t have to do all of the selling alone, making it a lot easier to take care of all of the essential tasks. But it can be time-consuming so you need to be prepared.

    Assess the Finances

    When it comes to investment properties, finances are the most important part. Whether you’re making money from the property or not is going to be a huge factor in whether it’s worth keeping. Of course, there’s another factor too. You might only be breaking even now, but you could make a good profit when you decide to sell later. If your income is less than your outcome, it’s most likely not a great investment. You might be able to make a change by raising the rent or cutting expenses, but it’s not always possible.

    Consider the Work Required

    Something that will often lead investors to sell their property is the amount of work required for its upkeep. If you’re having to put a lot of time and money into maintaining a property, it’s likely that it’s not a great investment anymore. Of course, that can also make it more difficult to sell. Many investors and landlords make use of property management companies if they’re finding it too much work to maintain their properties. It might cost more money, but it can save you time.

    Are You Ready to Cash In?

    An investment property can be a good investment in two ways. It can give you long-term income and you can also sell it to make a profit. If you owned a property for a while or there’s a boom in the market, it could be time to sell up and cash in on your initial investment. Of course, deciding on the right time to sell isn’t always easy, so it’s important to take some time to research and find out whether you’re going to make a profit.

    When the time comes to let go of an investment property, make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons.


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  • Tips to Succeed in Real Estate Investment

    Tips to Succeed in Real Estate Investment

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    Successful real estate investment has typically been a tried and true method of accumulating wealth over the years. The realty market changes where people desire to reside and the clients’ wants in a property. 

    You probably know that while being a less volatile business, real estate gives better returns on investments. Moreover, your property’s value increases as your market improves.

     Are you aiming to achieve financial stability? Here are four tips you can use to have a fruitful realty business.

    Get Your Property Ready to Show

    One good feature of a hot market is that outmoded properties sell more fatly than they would. Customers who desperately need a home may voluntarily ignore some surface flaws and might even be more willing to allow costly fixes such as an old roof or leaky windows.

    This shows that you may have a chance of selling a property even without doing renovations on the hot market. 

    Keep in mind that the amount of money and time are vital factors when staging your real estate business. Sometimes you might consider taking a measuring tech debt for materials to enhance your staging.

    There are many things you can do to enhance your property. For instance, you might consider decluttering, replacing your appliances to make your space look new. You can also tidy the house and remove family pictures, among other personal items.

    Get Your Paperwork in Order

    Usually, properties on the hot market have more precise contract deadlines because they often sell quickly. As a property owner, you need to prepare all the required and appropriate papers to attract potential clients right away.

    To get precise pictures for your clients, you may consider having your property inspected before property listing.

    Furthermore, have your disclosure documents ready before setting your house on the market. This will help make a fast-closing offer since you will be entirely prepared to sell.

    Depending on your consumers, you might consider preparing a title company before including your property on the market. Even though various contracts allow a client to designate the title company, having an efficient and reputable title company just in case can prove helpful.

    Move Quickly 

    Various hot markets witness more clients buying properties with minimum funding compared to other markets. If you are fortunate, your client might not need approval for a loan, which can significantly minimize your property’s contract time.

    You will likely close in a short period if you consider accepting an all-cash offer. 

    On the other hand, if you can’t find another property to buy immediately, it could be a good idea to have a rental set up.

     Market Your Houses 

    Well, you might want to consider selling the property to the owner. This means that your clients are likely to grab the first home without you even marketing your property. Therefore, why should you pay anyone a commission if the house will sell itself?

    However, you can get more potential buyers through an agent rather than coming in-person to your property. So, you might want to hire an agent to promote your real estate business. They can quickly get various buyers that are out searching.

     Do-It-Yourself

    With a traditional realtor you’ll give up an unnecessary amount of commission but this won’t happen when you get my guide – 101 Tips For Selling Your Home. You won’t have to let go of x amount of percentage of the value of your house. Because everything you need to get started working towards closing the deal has already been written down. Typed up into one downloadable guide.

    Conclusion

    If you want to achieve financial stability and success, real estate is ideal. You can use the given tips, and your real estate business will likely succeed.

  • You Should Invest In Property: Here’s Why!

    You Should Invest In Property: Here’s Why!

    When you have money to spare, you may consider where you can invest it. Some people love to save it in a bank account, but if you prefer to take your money and put it into something that’s going to pay you back eventually, you should invest in property: here’s why!

    Whether you are a first time investor or you are old hat at placing your cash in the off the plan apartments you found before, you should consider investing in property. It’s important to know why you are doing it as much as how to do it, though, and we’ve got some of the best reasons you should invest in property the next time you have the spare cash to do so.

    1. You get stability. The property market often has huge fluctuations, and yet values for property have been consistent in their growth. You can ensure that you have an investment property that stays pretty stable in its worth. More often than not, you will find that your property grows in value rather than shrinking, and this can make a big difference to the place in which you put your cash. It’s a far less volatile option and it can be something that is more tangible than other investments.
    2. Growing your money. You can get so much more from a well-located investment property compared to other options. It’s something that’s going to offer you more in the long run, which is what you want when you’re pouring your money into something new. Cash flow keeps you in the market, and growth gets you out of it. If you can’t hold the property, you’re not going to benefit from that time. Grow your money as it sits there and then when you sell it, you’re cashed up!
    3. You’ll have equity. Paying down debt to multiply your wealth is smart. You can reduce your debt and equity gains because of positive market growth, too, and this will allow you to leverage your equity in the investment property and purchase another after that! This will all enable you to build a portfolio in time as the equity compounds. Ideally, you can double your equity and pay off the principal.
    4. Adding value. Did you know that you can increase the value of your investment when you make improvements to it? Improvements will ensure that you minimize periods of vacancy and appeal more to the tenants out there, too. You can do all of this through cosmetic improvements, structural renovations and more. You can do so much with it that will cost you less!

    You don’t have to be the most confident person ever when it comes to getting started with property investment, but once you know why you should do it, it will seem obvious to you and you will be excited by the idea of something to have later on! Don’t let the opportunity to be a property owner pass you by; not when you could do so much with it!

I’m Lena Benjamin—global growth strategist and author of NIFTY, expanding into sustainable fashion and film. With 25+ years of experience in over 30 cities, I advise on UK buy-refurb-sell property ventures and have worked with startups, corporates, and SMEs. From Amazon interest to FT recognition—let’s unlock your next move.

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