Property Investment

Definition of Property:
Anything tangible or non tangible owned or possessed by someone in his/her own title. It can be real estate, land, factory, trademarks, etc. Property can be real, private, public, common, personal, separate with each has different meanings as per the name suggest.

Investment Property:
A property that you buy with the purpose of generating financial returns is called an investment property. This property could be land, a single apartment or house, a block of flats, a commercial or industrial building. Investment properties generate profits through rental income, capital growth or both. Investment properties are generally not used for residential purposes.

• Investment in property is usually prone to less volatility than shares. The investment in this sector is relatively a safe form of investment.
• The value of your property rises in the long term.


You can earn from the rental income.
By seeking proper advice from qualified experts such as accountants, financiers and quantity surveyors, it is possible to maximize the benefits you receive from your investment property.

LAND
Land is perhaps the most basic asset that we want to invest in and may include vast open tracts with no significant estate on it. The job of developing the land lies with the developer, and with proper care to include modern houses and the associated amenities, it will significantly appreciate its value. Land situated close to developed areas will cost more as opposed to those in less developed areas. Land developed for commercial purposes and those developed for building residential complexes will have different prices and tax implications, if any.
Investing in land can be profitable as there is limited supply of land and the purchaser can really sell dear if he wants to. Besides, there is the short to medium term possibility of exceptional returns, and property values can be readily increased by erecting modern world class amenities as already mentioned.

Real property:
Real property as opposed to personal or movable property is characterized by the right to transfer the title to the land whereas title to personal property can be retained. The investment in real estate essentially depends on the risks associated with it, that is to say, even if the venture succeeds when the future stream of income will accrue to the investor and the alternative investment opportunities. Real estate investment or investment in land can be attractive if viewed as a business opportunity; it can generate rental income, using it as collateral to secure a loan for a business venture, to offset otherwise taxable income through cash savings on tax-deductible interest rate losses, or simply from the profits garnered from its resale.
Land investment, while may not produce instant gratification as a real estate or home purchase does, can be extremely lucrative in the long run. With environmental groups raising a hue and cry over the lack of care towards basic environmental needs, environmental issues are some of the concerns plaguing land or real estate developers or investors.
Some of the common government-sponsored uses of land can be the setting up of sanctuaries and national parks.

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