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Sure it can, you just need the investment return part to come from the (rent - costs) and not from property price increases. If I have a property where the ren
by mrep 4y ago
Sure it can, you just need the investment return part to come from the (rent - costs) and not from property price increases. If I have a property where the rent returns 8% after costs, I don't need the property value to increase to make that a good investment.
- qeternity 4y agoOk, it was implied that my comment was about primary residences.