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What constitutes an overseas investent property? - well the answer really depends on who the investor is and what they want to achieve but in our eyes investment property can be summed up quite easily:-
An investment property is a property that will grow in value over the length of the investment period. This can be achieved by capital growth or by rental income over the same period - so I suppose you could say almost every property to some extent.
There are many investment opportunities available throughout our website and these include;
- Guaranteed rental schemes - a scheme that guarantees you a rental income for a specific period at a specific percentage of the property cost.
- Off plan investments - buying a property from the plan prior to any buiding work and even sometimes before any planning permission has been granted.
- Buy to let - a specific property that is bought by an investor with the ultimate intention of letting the property out - often available in popular holiday resorts where rentals can be easily achieved.
- Leasebacks - a popular way to invest over a long period. Buy a property and lease it back to a property management company for a specific period who then guarantee to pay you an annual yield based on the property cost.
- Low or nil deposits - as the term suggests a low or nil deposit investment requiring little or no deposit in order to buy the property. Many investors spin this type of property prior to completing on the sale.
Obviously each type of property investment above carries with it a different type of risk which needs to be considered when looking for a suitable investment property abroad.
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