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To: Spekulatius who wrote (68519)	9/1/2021 10:59:49 AM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (1) of 78920

To get an idea of the Real Estate Return in the USA one would, IMO, have to do a similar calculation based on the Initial Property Purchase price, Property Value increase, Accumulated Net Rental Income (after expenses) over the period in question for a property situated in an area in the USA where the demand is reasonably high. Obviously my example of a return is based on a property investment in my part of the world, so I'm not quite sure what that has to do with the US/Rand exchange rate. Reading some of the related posts it seems that few, if any, are keen to be "landlords". I can understand that when it comes to renting out a house, and I would agree with it. However, an unfurnished apartment in a well managed block has very little in it that one would get a call from a tenant about .... several bare rooms with a hot water geyser. Electricity consumption and consumables are for the tenant to pay. And everything outside the Apartment's "boundary" is for the Body Corporate's Trustees and Portfolio Management to manage and deal with.

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