Friends, I would love to hear what you would do in the following situation: You have sold a property and currently do not own it.
Friends, I'd love to hear what you would do in the following situation:
You have sold a property and currently you do not own any property, and you have an amount of 550,000 in hand.
Assuming you want to make an investment that will yield you a more or less regular monthly income of at least NIS 2000 - what will you do with the amount?
Invest in a small apartment in the periphery (Carmiel, Tiberias, etc.) so that you do not have to take out a loan, and you will later receive a rent of around NIS 1 per month.
2. Take a mortgage and buy a higher-level property in the country, in the range of 700,000 to 1,000,000, which will allow you a higher shekel yield, and on the other hand, repay a monthly mortgage.
3. Buy an apartment abroad - Greece, Europe, USA…
4. Avoid real estate, go to an investment company and open an investment portfolio.
What would you do?
Mortgages the apartment and buys 2 properties and thus the yield will still remain around 5% but with income of 4000 ₪ every month.
In this case, you have to pay a purchase tax but this can also be legalized.
You can do it easily
Aviram Amrani
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Odessa Ukraine, yields of 8-13 percent while interest rates in banks are very high here, so oath does not exist here
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Take a mortgage Buy an apartment in a demand area and good in a country that you will not have a mess with renters.
יש פרמטרים נוספים לקחת בחשבון כגון האם אתה בונה על ה-2000₪ הללו בשוטף וכד’. ואז כנראה הייתי בוחרת באופציה 1
Don't know how you calculate. Periphery apartments bring in rent of NIS 2000-2500. If 2 buys apartments each of NIS 600000 it means he needs another NIS XNUM mortgage. it's a lot of money. What will he have in his hand? I think everything will need to invest in a mortgage.
Which mortgage to take in this case? For 20 year? 10 years?
And there are other expenses like renovation, purchase tax for the second apartment, attorney, and more. So I didn't think it was so economical. I would love for insights into the matter.
Article 1, Why would you not want to take out a mortgage for investment purposes? It's not "having to" take out a mortgage, it's enjoying it, it leaves you half the amount in hand.
Buying two apartments in Haifa renovates them to partners, each apartment will enter 3000 Chess.
Monthly repayment of 3000 Mortgage
Total positive cash flow of 3000 Chess, 2000 Chess will go to what you have planned and more 1000 Chess will be used to save for the next apartment.
Rebecca Victor Larry
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Undoubtedly abroad
In Poland you can get suggestions in the spirit of the numbers you wrote at the beginning of this message
Splits equity into two. Takes out a mortgage, does homework and buys an apartment on the periphery below market price. Praises and flips. In the second half of the money, builds an investment portfolio…
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Provident fund under Amendment 190 in the name of a parent when you are the beneficiary (so the fund is liquid). The fund has at least 50 percent world stock indices and the rest bonds. Management fees do not pay above 0.25 percent
Builds an investment portfolio.
Gil Rosenberg and what do you think?
1 is the safest
But you will be leasing with the plus and minus of it
2 You will have a permanent apartment but this option depends on your mortgage repayment income
3 Do you know the market abroad?
This requires a real estate agent and property management from abroad
4 requires an investment professional to check the returns and costs
Good questions you asked
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Doing everything…. Buying an apartment in the periphery, taking out a mortgage and buying an apartment abroad
Buying two 1m apartments on the periphery (leveraging 75%) or alternatively taking advantage of the low dollar and buying 2-3 properties in the US for cash through LLC and after a year of banking record leverage for several additional apartments.
I would divide the equity so that I can buy 2 apartments in the different peripheries… Apartments below the price of 600,000 have a higher chance of increasing value and if you have 2 apartments the total rent will usually exceed the mortgage expenses .. This is my personal opinion.
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1-3 You're risking one investment.
It's better to spread the money, any savings policy will suit you.
In general, I would be in real estate in Israel in the coming years.
Abroad you have a lot more choice, I would go for the countries that are at the end of a cycle of falling prices and not in the middle of sharp rises.
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