An investor’s guide to calculating rental yield
Many investors consider rental yield as a factor that affects where and how much they would invest in a property. While it isn’t the only consideration when making investment decisions, it is an important one, as it may help you compare properties and find the best deal in the market.
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In defence of 2020's doomsayer property forecasters
In early-to-mid 2020, headlines warned of a property bloodbath as big bank economists forecasted double-figure downturns as an economic consequence of the coronavirus pandemic. Now that the virus appears to be on the back foot, global communities are preparing for a post-pandemic economic rebuild. A number of property commentators have recently emerged from the woodwork to gloat about how incorrect the doomsayers were.