Of the two types of investing, investing in stocks and shares seems more accessible to many than the world of property investment. So, why would you consider investing in real estate?
The demand for rental accommodation continues to significantly outpace supply. The current status quo is that rental housing supply is falling short by hundreds of thousands of units each year across the country. This situation, according to The National Multifamily Housing Council and The National Apartment Association, looks set to continue for many years to come.
What is meant by the multi-family property classifications A, B, C, and D? In investment terms which of these property types are classified as core assets and which can be considered core-plus assets? If you are looking to pursue a conservative investment strategy or if you prefer a more aggressive one that has the potential to deliver a higher yield in which class of multi-family property should you be looking to invest? All these questions and more will be clearly answered in this article.