Are you starting to lose interest in being a residential landlord? Undoubtedly, over the past 10 years, the government’s wave of tax changes has made it less attractive to be a landlord. With rising costs, many have decided to sell their properties and move out of the market.
However, despite this, if you’re an investor looking to generate passive income or build wealth, it can still be a great option. And if you’re an overseas investor, fully managed options are available to make building your property from a distance easier.
Have you considered diversifying your portfolio?
Are you losing interest in being a residential landlord? It may be time to consider diversifying your portfolio. The traditional residential rental market may no longer be as attractive as it once was, but there are other niche assets that could produce higher-than-expected returns. Short-term lets, Holiday Lodges and Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) are just a few examples of alternative investment options that could be worth exploring.
Short-term lets can provide a steady stream of income, especially in popular tourist destinations or commercial districts. By offering flexible rental terms, you can attract a range of guests, from holidaymakers to business travellers.
Holiday Lodges, on the other hand, offer a unique investment opportunity, particularly in areas with high demand for holiday rentals.
Over the last decade, student accommodation investments have emerged as a growing market with the potential for stable rental income and higher yields than traditional residential properties.
Diversifying your portfolio can help mitigate risk and potentially increase your investment returns. These niche assets often have lower entry costs than traditional Buy-to-Lets, making them more accessible to investors. By expanding your investment options beyond residential rentals, you can tap into new markets and unlock opportunities for growth.
Assured rental returns
Fabrik Property Group’s alternative assets often offer assured rental returns, providing investors with the peace of mind of knowing exactly how much money they will make. With these options, there is no uncertainty or fluctuation in rental income, allowing you to plan and budget with confidence. Additionally, some of these investments come with a built-in buyback option, meaning you can sell at a profit at a set time should you wish to exit the investment.
One example of this is Short-term lets, which are often residential properties that can be sold on the open market or rented on a long-term basis if you change your mind. This flexibility allows you to adapt to market conditions and maximise your returns.
Another option with assured rental returns is purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA). These investments typically offer higher yields compared to traditional residential properties, making them attractive to investors. The higher returns also mean that investors tend to hold onto these properties for longer, ensuring a reliable rental income.
If you’re interested in diversifying your portfolio and exploring these alternative investment options, contact Fabrik Property Group to book an appointment to discuss your options further. Our team of experts can provide guidance tailored to your investment goals and help you make informed decisions for your portfolio.
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