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Grow Wealth With Property Investing

 

Since the beginning of commerce, money has been the thing that people are always chasing. Now, more than ever, people are looking to grow their wealth quickly rather that slow and steady. One area that many have misguided thoughts, though, when it comes to money is how to use it. Most commonly, people save all of their income for use during their post-retirement life. What many are not considering is that money can be invested while earning it so that it can grow quickly. One popular investment to do this in is that of having investment properties. What is that kind of investing? An investment property is a property that is not occupied by you, the owner. Typically these properties are purchased with the goal of earning income from them by using them as a rental or through capital gains. There are so many convincing reasons that you should be considering this branch of investing.

Let’s break down exactly what an investment property is. One would begin by making a small investment into a property. Once you are the owner of that property, regardless of new construction or existing, you would rent it out to make a return. Once that property has raised in value, you could sell it to gain a lump sum profit. What you do with that profit is up to you, but taking a portion of it to purchase another or more property would be a wise use of it!

No investment today offers the stability and simplicity along with the excellent returns offered by investing in property. The stock market can offer high returns, but it is a very volatile and unsteady place. This is especially true for non-professionals and there are so many external factors that can effect your financial investment. Not to mention the fact that the major stock markets have generally been underperforming and property investment stands head and shoulders above other forms of investments. There are a lot of options when it comes to investing in property, as you can choose the option of investing in Commercial property such as industrial/offices, hotels, apartments, retail shops and the list goes on. It can be a residential property; you can buy it and sell it at a higher rate for capital gain or rent it for regular dividends.

Property is now the wise investors weapon of choice. No other investment allows you to purchase with other people’s money (Equity partners) and then pay this back with other people’s money (the rental income from tenants). If you own a property, you can release equity against that property. Although there is no law that states that your property will increase in value year on year, it is accepted that a well maintained property in a reasonable area will appreciate in value.

Property investments provide equity growth and they maintain good cash flow and not to mention, the capital appreciation is higher than any other type of investment.

The benefit of investing in a property is that you can remove the emotion from the purchase and look at the property as an investment vehicle. This opens a lot of options for you. You can utilize your re-assignable contract option and sell at a substantial profit prior to completion, carrying no redemption penalty or you can take the “buy to let” situation and generate a good reliable rental income, including substantial capital appreciation.