Are investors ignoring golden property investment rules?
The so-called 1% rule implies the monthly rental income from any investment property must be at least 1% of the purchase price.
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The so-called 1% rule implies the monthly rental income from any investment property must be at least 1% of the purchase price.
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“My prediction is that take-up will further balloon due to increased regulations pushing private landlords out of the market.”
“Once you get to a yield you are comfortable with for a property (helped by rental increases over time while your purchase price remains static) rent freezes should be considered.”
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