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Vacancy rates explained – and its good news for investors

There are several factors to consider when looking at property investment, and one of these is vacancy rates. In general terms, the vacancy rate is the percentage of available rental properties that are vacant or unoccupied at a particular time. High vacancy rates indicate property is not renting well while low vacancy rates can point.

Pros and cons to commercial investing

One question that often divides property investors is whether commercial or residential property makes the better investment. Like everything in property, it depends! It depends on your financial situation and what you’re wanting out of your property. Those who invest in residential property believe it’s less risky, however, those who invest in commercial often argue.

Why selling your property yourself isn’t as easy as it sounds

Anyone can sell their own property, just like anyone can represent themselves in court or do their own accounts, but selling your property yourself isn’t quite as easy as sticking it online and waiting for the buyers to roll in. Here are some points to consider if you’re thinking of selling your property without using.

Four factors to consider if you’re thinking of selling your investment property

Some say, once you have bought a property for an investment, you should never sell it. However, like everything in property investment, or any other types of investing for that matter, there is no hard and fast rule. When to sell an investment property will vary according to goals, and of course, personal circumstances. People.