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by landlord 17y ago
Found non-US real-estate companies. In Nordic stocks, I found Wihlborgs, Klövern and Citycon that each have yield of over 6%. I now feel I will invest in a mix of these instead of buying a single property myself.
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by landlord 17y ago
Thanks for yours and all the other advice given here. I guess I should have clarified that I am not currently living in the US. I don't have debt and education is free in my country, but unfortunately I'm more into creating web stuff than s
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by landlord 17y ago
It was something that generated ad revenue and was later acquired.
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by landlord 17y ago
Would definitely do, except I won't be in this country for long.
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by landlord 17y ago
Yes, it might be a good idea to get such a company to handle the details for me, I haven't really looked into how much it costs. I wonder how this is different from just buying the stock of some property holding company directly though.
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by landlord 17y ago
Do you think 10 hours is naive? Maybe it is, I have no idea. I guess biggest risk is ending up with a renter that doesn't pay, and then having to go through courts to get them to move out. My landlord is having an easy time though. He spent
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by landlord 17y ago
Yes, I took that into account. I figured I would spend about 10 hours per year having to deal with apartment stuff (maybe more at first when I'm still clueless), and that it would be empty one month per year while I look for renters. Apartm
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Good investment for a tech guy?
13 points by landlord 17y ago|29 comments