If you """""invest""""" in property, you'll be spending the next 25 years dedicating all of your time and money to a shitty home, and will be left behind by all other traditional investors.
Notice that the only people who will urge you to nvest in property are the ones who were cucked by the bank in the first place, and just want another mark to drag down to their level.
Just continue to rent, while saving and investing, and maybe when you've finally made it, you can consider having a house built for you to settle down in (and I mean once you've MADE IT).
Until then, stay the FUCK away from property in terms of """""investment""""", because only the bank wins in this case.
Luis Long
In this thread: Panicked boomer desperate shilling his failing investment homes
I'd be keen in a few years once the housing market has capitulated. Big gains to be had in the return to mean. But honestly, I'd just buy properties in the dip.
Samuel Campbell
furthermore, compare the gains of something like an Index Fund over 10-20 years to that of an """""investment home""""", and look into the hidden expenses that go into a home, such as rates (basically land taxes lmao), fees, maintenance, renovation (to keep it competitive in an ever-changing market, which can run you up a couple hundred grand), and LIQUIDITY. Tl:dr, just stick to Index Funds, ETF's or even just shitcoins, and let the dumb boomers rot with their silly investment choices.
Nolan Brooks
Just buy a REIT fund
>no property taxes >no interest >no repair costs >no tenants >average 12% yield, better than a home
I invest in property through REITs. I'm not taking out a massive loan. It dramatically messes with the risk allocation of my investment portfolio. The leverage tilts it towards increased downside risk.
