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Invest in assets that generate ongoing, inflation-linked, passive income for life. Examples include investments that pay dividends or royalties, a patent, a franchise operation or a property that is rented out.How to achieve these things is always the question that follows and property is a ready answer. With many of the world’s wealthiest owning substantial property portfolios - around 50% of the world’s wealth is held in property - it offers, generally, a relatively straight-forward investment alternative that is easy to understand and promotes income-earning abilities.Use a hybrid of strategies to grow your property portfolio, depending on the property in question and the state of the market at the time you invest.Start with residential property – it’s easier to understand and manage.Have a deposit ready - putting down at least 20% to 25% opens you to better terms.Seek out development – pay attention to areas where there is new development or redevelopment.Buy-to-holdInvolves investing in a property with a long-term view of 10 or 20 years, in order to benefit from the natural long-term capital appreciation of property. As the property’s value increases over time, the equity (the difference between its market value and the bond) can be used for further investment.Buy-to-sellInvolves short-term gains by buying property and reselling at a higher price. This strategy can show great rewards in times when property prices are increasing rapidly, but can also lead to big losses.
Fix-and-flip
Involves buying a “bad” property in a good area, adding value by upgrading, and selling at a profit.
Buy-to-let
Involves buying property to rent out and should be good for ongoing, passive, inflation-linked income as well as ongoing capital growth.
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