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How to Incorporate Appreciation for Maximum Wealth-Building

by Elliot Preece
10/11/2017

For people looking to build wealth, there are many ways to go about this. Investments seem to be the best way by letting your money do the job for you. Investing can be made in different ways. For people who are familiar with investments they know you can choose to invest for cash flow or appreciation. There has been a debate on which one is better, but the answer can depend on who you are and where you are as well as what are your goals in investments.

 

Investing for Cash Flow

In this form of investment, you invest in property that brings money fast usually after a month or a few months. It is a good option to choose when you are looking to get money fast as you spend it. These are usually buy-and-hold properties that require much of your attention and involvement.

This form of investment releases income every month but to do so, you have to play your part. First, you have to understand all the expenses needed to maintain such property to produce a certain income. You need to be good in numbers otherwise the costs might exceed the income, and you end up making losses. This type of investment is similar to investing into a business. You have to run your business well or otherwise it might collapse, and you lose everything.

 

Incorporating Appreciation in Investments

For a long time, people used to think cash flow investment was the only way to go. However, if you are looking to build wealth, appreciation is your friend. This process requires patience and proper calculations. It is fully based on time and other determining factors. As an investor, this is where sensitivity analysis comes in handy. For example, if an investor of gold had done the sensitivity analysis then they are ready for the new policies by president Trump.

The purpose of sensitivity analysis is to understand your investment by measuring how different determining factors will affect your investment after some time. This is important to do before you buy or invest in any property. When dealing with a property such as real estate you should consider the growth rate of the real estate location. You should also measure how the cost of living is changing and how that affects property in the surrounding area.

Before you invest for appreciation consider all the factors. We have seen things go wrong for investors who expected the property to appreciate but bad things happened. If you are a low-income earner, then you should first consider investing in cash flow investments. This is a good way to ensure you pocket some money after every month making your life easier. However, if you are a person of patience, then appreciation should be your priority.

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Factors to consider for maximum benefits

After you have decided to invest in property for appreciation, it is imperative that you carry out some research. Visit the property you intend to buy and inspect it yourself. Ask yourself questions like:

  • Would anyone wish to live here?
  • What is the potential for growth in this area?
  • Who is more likely to live here?
  • Are there enough facilities to sustain a good life?

Check for small things like schools, hospitals around the area, proximity to the nearest town or city, the terrain, weather, and climate. These are the factors that will determine whether your property will appreciate or not. Consider what the neighborhood looks like and how the neighbors feel about that place. Only after you have done all this can you be able to do the sensitivity analysis.

After the analysis then you can be able to predict the rate at which your property will appreciate with time depending on the factors. You can then come up with a plan on whether to cash out your investment at a particular time or hold the investment and continue earning from it. We all know that most people who became wealthy started by investing in real estate and property that appreciates over time.

 

Some advantages of incorporating appreciation in investment

Appreciation comes with many benefits. The most common ones are the following.

  • First, the process is passive, and you do not have to do anything to gain income. It is all about time and patience.
  • Property such as land and real estate always appreciates and never depreciates. As such, it is a guarantee that you will get something in the end.
  • As the real estate appreciates, you will still earn money in cash flow as you charge rent, which also increases as time passes by.

Good investments require proper planning. Anything can make you wealthy if you have a good plan and play it wise. About 95 percent of the time property always appreciates so as you make your investment decisions you should incorporate appreciation. Consider all the factors then make wise decisions.

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