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Rental yield

Started by TheTourist
about 12 years ago
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What type of property would you go for a rental investment (ie trying to get a nice net yield) without sacrificing too much appreciation potential in Manhattan ? In NYC ? I was told told studios near Columbia are very good in that respect.
Response by fieldschester
about 12 years ago
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>I was told told studios near Columbia are very good in that respect.

C0lumbia C0unty?

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Response by alanhart
about 12 years ago
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Can you time-travel?

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Response by fieldschester
about 12 years ago
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I agree with alanhart / dealboy.

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Response by aalsberg
about 12 years ago
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Forget Manhattan if you want yield. Studios near Columbia may make a slightly higher yield, but the problem with studios and one bedrooms is that they have a high renter turnover rate so you have to build in painting and repairs and a month of lost income to find a renter every one to two years. For yield go to NJ or Long Island you have more stability in tenants and you can get a 6 to 8% return versus half that in NY if your lucky

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Response by TheTourist
about 12 years ago
Posts: 134
Member since: Apr 2012

Thank you aalsberg but that s why I mentioned a little bit of long term appreciation potential (I strongly doubt that a house in NJ, which can be built pretty much everywhere very easily at construction costs, will appreciate as well as Manhattan apts).

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