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Land or locationJoey76 [2 Posts] Hi I am looking at buying another investment property and am torn between two properties. They are both the same price with the same rental return. One is a 2BR executive townhouse within walking distance to beach and city centre. The other is a large 3BR home on a large suburban block 5km from the beach. Both have recently been renovated. Any ideas on which would be the smarter investment over the next 5 years? Thanks Tom Siegel [9 Posts] So the net rent is the same? Are you adjusting for market vacancy in the two different areas? Properrty near the water generally has more potential to hold its value in a bubble burst or even continue to appreciate. I don't know the market so I can't say for certain - just generally speaking. Tom Siegel If you want to discover the right way to buy property based on market value sign up for my newsletter. http://www.realestatevaluationsecrets.com thecrest [651 Posts] Good question. the cosmos always delivers so order carefully urbanedge [36 Posts] I would suggest you take the one which is a walking distance to beach and to city center.. it would be a nice choice. It would be easy for you to access the city and if you want to unwind, beach is a few distance away.. so? ;) ryan mclean [477 Posts] I would go with the house. Rental returns may be the same, but with a town house you have added costs like the costs for taking care of the common areas. Also the house is better because it is LAND that goes up in value NOT houses. With the house you own more land than with the town house. The house will probably be more CF+ than the townhouse Ryan McLean urbanedge [36 Posts] good for you Joey76.. good luck on your new living.. will you conduct a house blessing? |
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