Investing In Property

Advantages of Investing in Property

No investment today offers the stability, simplicity and excellent returns offered by property investment.
While the Stock Market offers high returns, many investors have found it to be a volatile and dangerous place. This is especially true for the non-professional investor as there are many hidden external factors that can effect a financial investment. Added to this, the major Stock Markets have been underperforming generally, and many investors are now turning to property as a far better option than other forms of investment.
No other investment allows you to purchase with other peoples’ money (The Bank’s) and pay this back with other peoples’ money (the rental income from tenants).
Buying specifically for investment purposes allows the investor to remove the emotion from the purchase and look at the property purely as an investment vehicle. This may mean utilizing our re-assignable contract option and selling at a substantial profit prior to completion while carrying no redemption penalty. Alternatively a "buy-to-let" situation can generate a reliable rental income, incorporating substantial capital appreciation.
If you own property, you can release equity against this. Although there is no law that states that your property will increase in value each year, it is generally accepted that a well maintained property in a reasonable area will appreciate in value.
It is a well documented fact that on average the value of a property doubles every seven years

A Few Facts

50% of the names mentioned on The Times Rich List made their money through investing in property.
A property worth just €4,000 thirty years ago would be worth around €225,000 today.
Equities or Stocks can be volatile, as with the .com crash. Property however is a historically stable investment.

Growth in Property Prices

We are all aware that capital returns vary according to the market in which we invest and, chosen in the correct location, property can offer better returns than any other form of investment. For example, over the past ten years the UK has seen an average growth of 11.2% per annum, while for those willing to invest further a field in Morocco, annual returns of some 15–30% can be achieved today.

There are many factors to be taken into account and capital growth projections are always an important consideration when choosing your particular investment strategy. Click here for more information on making a well informed property investment decision.