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We Insaf Investments acts as an intermediary between
clients and builders. We will only promote the properties that
have passed legal and technical scrutiny so that buyers get quality
products at the right value.
Real estate investment involves the commitment of funds to property
with an aim to generate income through rental or lease and to achieve
capital appreciation. Real estate refers to immovable property,
such as land, and everything else that is permanently attached to
it, such as buildings. When a person acquires real estate, he/she
also acquires a set of rights, including possession, control and
transfer rights.
Understanding real estate investment is crucial because it usually
involves a substantial investment and a long-term one. Moreover,
the real estate market can be unpredictable. This is particularly
important when one goes beyond buying a home to actually 'investing'
in real estate. There are a number of ways in which an investor
can participate in the real estate market.
However before you start investing in property, however, you need
to ask yourself: what is my goal?
Do you want to:
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retire richer?
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retire earlier?
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supplement your income?
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give up your day job?
Buying the right type of property in the right
location will help you to achieve your goal. It is important to
establish what your goal(s) is at the outset because it will determine
which strategy — renovate, develop or buy and hold —
you apply.
But why choose to invest in property rather than the other growth
asset — shares? There are many good reasons, including:
Let’s take a look at each of these in detail.
Capital growth
Putting your money in the bank or investing in fixed interest does
not give you any capital growth. If you purchase property, however,
you do so expecting that the underlying value of the asset will
grow. While this is generally the case, you need to ensure that
you buy property in the right location to maximize your capital
growth. For example, a new house on the outskirts of Melbourne’s
metropolitan area bought for $400 000 may grow at 5 per cent per
annum, whereas a well-located property in an up-and-coming suburb,
bought at the same price, could grow at 10 per cent per annum. In
10 years’ time, the new property on the outskirts will not
have even doubled in value, while the well-located property will
be worth more than $1 million. If you had bought the property in
the prime location, you could possibly retire in 12 years’
time, based on your increased net wealth; you could not retire on
the funds from the poorer performing outer suburban property. Even
though properties increase in value over time, it is crucial that
you buy in the right location to maximize your returns.
Rental income
One of the benefits of owning investment property is that you start
receiving an income almost straightaway. In the current market,
you could settle on a property during the week and by the weekend
you could have a tenant who will have paid you some rent in advance.
With the other asset classes, you often have to wait until the end
of your term (in the case of a term deposit) or until your dividends
are due, which is usually two to four times per year.
Hedge against inflation
An inevitable part of life is inflation, and the rate of inflation
varies according to the strength of the economy. One of the benefits
of holding property is that property values increase at a greater
rate than inflation. This is great news if you already own property,
but not such great news if you are looking to buy property. The
important thing to keep in mind is to buy the right property in
the right location location location.
Lower volatility
Although it does have downturns, the property market is not as volatile
as the share market. You can sleep well knowing that the price of
your property will not plummet overnight, which can happen to shares.
Keep in mind also that the security is in the land, not necessarily
the building, which makes getting the location right particularly
important. As mentioned in chapter 1, land appreciates, whereas
buildings depreciate as they get older. The exceptions to this rule
are period-style houses, which increase in value over time due to
their rarity.
High demand
Everyone needs a place to live. For this reason, property, especially
well-located property, will always be in demand. At the time of
writing, in our country most of the rural areas are developing stages
and our population is on above one billion. So the demand for property
is steadily increasing, supply is unable to keep up with it. If
this situation continues, prices are likely to increase sharply
in the near future.
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