Investment advisory: how a decision is made
Investment advisory does not promise a certain return. It organises the data so the decision is deliberate.
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The decision framework
We start with the objective: income, capital growth or capital preservation. Each goal leads to a different property and a different risk.
We calculate net yield, costs, voids and tax. Every option is compared on the same criteria.
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Risk and exit
Liquidity is part of the investment. A property that is hard to sell can tie up capital longer than expected.
The exit strategy is defined from the start. Without it, the decision rests on optimism alone.
“A good investment decision can be explained and can survive time.”
This article is general information and does not constitute legal, tax or investment advice.
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