An investment property is a piece of real estate acquired to generate a return on investment through rental income, eventual sales of the property, or both. An individual investor, a group of investors, or a business may own the property. An investment property might be a long-term or short-term enterprise. With the latter, investors will frequently participate in flipping, which is the process of purchasing real estate, remodeling or renovating it, and then selling it for a profit in a short time. The word investment property can also refer to other assets purchased by an investor for future gains, such as art, stocks, land, or other collectibles.
Investment Property
Updated 04/29/2024
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