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Many long-term investors are happy to acquire property with a significant rental yield which will bring in a strong income stream in the years to come. However, it is all good and well locking in a good rental yield but if the value of a property increases at a greater rate than the rent then the rental yield falls. Do you have a rental yield trigger point in mind which would promptly you to sell a property?
If for example you bought a property with a rental yield of 10% and the price increased such that the rental yield fell to 5% could you better invest the money elsewhere?
If for example you bought a property with a rental yield of 10% and the price increased such that the rental yield fell to 5% could you better invest the money elsewhere?
