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Most investment property forays, involve having to invest and then hold on to the said property for a long term period or when the property value rises to the point where the investor is satisfied with the yield and is ready to sell.
The types of property invested in and the location where the investment is situated all play a pivotal role in ensuring if the investment will eventually yield the desired returns.
Unless the investor has the ready cash it would be rather unwise to invest in this form of property investment as the risks are considerably higher.
If there are inadequate funds then it is very likely that the investor would be saddled with costs instead of profits. Getting expert advice from independent sources that would only have the investor’s interest in mind, would help to a certain extent keep looses if any at a minimum.
Because the investment property requires a long term commitment, the investor should be prepared to calculate the cost of ownership.
These may include expenses from owning and managing the property over a long period of time. Some of the expenses would include property taxes, insurances, utilities, maintenance, vacancies and repairs.
On the plus side there are also tax reliefs and benefits to be enjoyed in this type of investment. At the very least if the property is considered a good buy; the risks the owner is likely to face are comparatively lower than other types of investments with higher risk ratios.
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