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Return On Investment: An Investors best Interest.

An investor has one primary focus. It is the most important number for most investors. That number is ROI or Return On Investment. Returns on investment (ROI) is a fundamental financial metric used to measure the profitability of an investment relative to its costs. It is expressed as a percentage. It provides a straightforward way for investors to assess the effectiveness and profitability of different investment choices.

 

How does a real estate investor secures properties that guarantees his ROI?

 

Well, I’ll share  3 ways with you

 

1. Properties at Introductory prices: At the point a property is introduced into the market, companies often make introductory offers which is lower than the actual price of the property.  This is to enable them get a market share in the competitive industry.  An investor that  buys at this point gains the most because after the actual price has been effected, you are already in profit.

2. Properties on Promo: Promo offers often comes during festive period (Christmas, independence day, ileya, valentines day,easter and so on )or company special promo like anniversary celebration. Promo offers can be free plot promo, discounted prices, buyers incentive or a convenient payment plan. Properties  bought on promo prices helps  to reduce cost of acquiring them which increases  his returns on investment. 

3. Properties Before price increase: Due to high demand or infrastructural development, prices of properties  are bound to increase. As an investor with low risk tolerance,  this is the best time to buy because  you have seen the proof that the property is desirable and viable. Buying on the verge of price increase  also secures you a high returns on investment. 

 

At Syntia Real Estate Consultancy , your best interest is our priority. Our transactions are honest and transparent. And of course we deliver safe properties that assures you peace of mind.

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