How to Properly Value the ROI of your Rental Property
Michelle Niziol
Building Effortless Property Portfolios for High-Net-Worth Individuals ?? | Multi-Million Pound Property Investor | Mortgage Broker | Featured on BBC’s The Apprentice & NatWest Top 100 Inspirational Women
For landlords and property investors, one of the most important factors to consider when purchasing a property is its rate of return, better known as the rate of return on rental property or its return on investment (ROI).
However, throughout my 20 years in the property investment and management industry I have found that a great number my clients fail to give a property’s ROI its due consideration, but instead focus on superficial aspects, such as house size, location, luxury amenities and overall quality.
While these factors are important, the UK property market is long past the point in which investors could be generally certain they could flip their property in a year or two for a profit large enough to cover any short-term losses.
Whether due to Brexit fears, stagnant wages, or simply personal preference, the number of buyers in the UK housing market has seen a drastic decline over the past few years,
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