Investors often face a key question:
“Should I leave my money in the bank—or use it to buy a property?”
Let’s compare two real-world options using today’s figures:
This well-located apartment offers excellent potential with market rent of €2,100/month, and is not rent capped, allowing full income flexibility. A modest refurbishment and standard purchase costs apply.
Metric | Property Investment | Bank Deposit |
---|---|---|
Initial Outlay | €318,000 | €300,000 |
Net Annual Income (after tax) | €15,302 | €4,000 |
5-Year Net Income | €76,510 | €20,000 |
Rent Cap? | No | N/A |
Capital Appreciation? | Yes (market dependent) | No |
Note: Assumes full occupancy and no mortgage. Capital growth potential not included.
Even with taxes, fees, and capital works included, this property delivers a net income nearly 4x higher than a savings account over five years.
With:
…it represents a far more productive use of capital than leaving money idle in the bank.
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