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If you have a lot of assets but your savings will bring you almost nothing then investing in real estate is a sensible alternative. With the current interest rate you receive too little return on your assets. Often your money is even worth less due to inflation on your bank account. That is why it is wise to look for relatively safe investments that yield much more return. Investing in real estate is one of the safest investments you can make.
When investors buy a house to exploit, it is usually to collect rental income or to resell the house at a higher price. The advantage of renting is that with the right return you will have earned back your investment within 12 years. If you take out external financing for this you can often use the rental income to pay these costs and make a profit. If you buy a house to resell, this is also a safe investment. In general, real estate increases in value. Investing in real estate therefore has two major advantages: it is stable in value and has a stable yield development.
With real estate you are well covered against factors such as inflation. By drawing up a good rental contract to which inflation is linked, your income will also grow along with it. In this way you are assured that your money will not lose value in contrast to assets on a savings account.
The return to be achieved can vary enormously if, for example, you have a building in Amsterdam or in Utrecht. Because more people want to live in Amsterdam, you could ask for more rent in Amsterdam than in Utrecht and also receive more money for the same type of property when you sell it. Often a single-family house is more popular than an apartment, but this is also due to the neighborhood. If you take out a mortgage, you cannot get an interest deduction. In addition, you will also be taxed for the house in box 3 instead of box 1. The return is one of the most important factors when buying an investment property. A net return of at least 6% is a common requirement of investors.
Real estate can sometimes be a complex product. Different aspects need to be considered when buying an investment property.
Returns can be divided into direct and indirect returns, where direct returns are annualised revenues minus operating costs. In the case of indirect return, the return achieved after the sale of the property and the total investment costs are taken into account.
With operating costs you can think of:
At PropertyProfessional we clearly map out all costs so that you know exactly where you stand when you are going to invest in real estate. Together with you, we can look at investment properties that meet all your requirements and fit into your portfolio. Together we look at a strategy and implement it for you so you are assured of return.