The associated contract is investment strategy, which consists in buying an apartment in a complex under construction with the condition of its subsequent leasing. The developer undertakes to pay the investor a fixed amount of income over a certain period of time, usually 10-15 years. After the expiration of the contract, the investor can buy the apartment at a price that may be higher or lower than the original cost.
Linked Contract Benefits:
- Stable income
- No risks associated with low occupancy
- No maintenance costs
- The ability to buy an apartment at a price higher than the original cost
Related contract risks:
- Limited income
- Difficulty in reselling the apartment during the term of the contract
If you want to invest in a linked contract, you need to carefully analyze the market and select only properties that meet your criteria. You must also be prepared for the fact that your income will be limited to a fixed amount, and you will not be able to resell the apartment during the contract.
Here are some tips to help you choose the best bonded contract:
- Choose a property that is in good area with high rental demand.
- Choose an object that is under construction or recently built.
- Choose a property that has an attractive layout and design.
- Choose an object that has a favorable price.
- Choose a property that offers a fixed amount of income over a long period of time.
- Choose an object that offers the opportunity to buy an apartment at a price higher than the original cost.
