Question: I have relatives in Sao Paulo Brazil who are invested in a real estate there (managed by the…
Question: I have relatives in Sao Paulo, Brazil, who invest in real estate there (managed by a local investment company), which means I have connections to help me manage real estate investment there.
The return from rent before expenses, in my opinion is 8-6% annual
A. Are there such returns in non-third world countries (at reduced risk)
B. Were these connections affecting your decision to invest in a country (supposedly it reduces my risk over another country where I don't understand how the market works)
Thanks in advance
Knows an investor who lost one 2 property in Sao Paulo and one in Puerto Elegri. Mafia has taken over the assets and law enforcement has not been finger-pricking for 3 years. Apart from losing all the investment, even if one day he can restore the situation, the real rate will erode by tens of percent and erase any potential profit.
Greece is a country in the Eurozone that is stabilizing after a crisis of a decade and is an hour and a half flight from here and offers a minimum 15% increase in value per year (for the next two years). % rent that's why I'm there
-Yishai
In the end .. It's worth investing in where the numbers make sense (with the potential for added value) and an area that you have strong teams that know the job and you trust.
We personally deal in US real estate, achieving returns to investors of 9-11% net before tax.
In the US you can reach higher returns and we will look more transparent, more stable and more profitable.
Yes and yes
Thanks for all the answers
Why go to "gambler" real estate in Brazil for such minimal returns?!?
You can get much more return in the US with much less risk.
Not the place to invest your money. Put aside the fact that you have some kind of connection that will seemingly benefit your investment and analyze the country - you will very quickly realize that this is not the place. There are enough places in the world that will give you a return as you mentioned and even more with less external risks.
Consider very high inflation, unstable currency in addition to all other considerations you will take
Hi Yishai. I am not an experienced investor but in Brazil I understand a bit. There is no reason in the world to invest there. very simple! I have quite a few friends in Rio (local) including those in the real estate donation and the situation is very bad. And there is no hope.
They would have run away happily if they could have ...
There were periods when the deposit in the bank would have received 14%… and it was still not worth it ..
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