Which is More Profitable?

[SmartCharpa]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

Well, I believe both are quite successful. I have never invested in building apartments before, but I have seen individuals around me invest in real estate. Many people believe that building a residential apartment and selling it is the greatest method to recover their investment. I know someone who does just that, he builds an apartment and then resells it, he has done it for many years and has recovered his investment. Every investment is based on your level of expertise and previous experience. Some individuals build an apartment and rent it out to recoup their investment. As a result, it is up to the individual to choose the option that they believe would give the highest profit.

[Finestream]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

Well, I believe both are quite successful. I have never invested in building apartments before, but I have seen individuals around me invest in real estate. Many people believe that building a residential apartment and selling it is the greatest method to recover their investment. I know someone who does just that, he builds an apartment and then resells it, he has done it for many years and has recovered his investment. Every investment is based on your level of expertise and previous experience. Some individuals build an apartment and rent it out to recoup their investment. As a result, it is up to the individual to choose the option that they believe would give the highest profit.

I also believe that both can bring satisfying profits. But it also depends on how long or short the duration you set to regain the investment profits, otherwise if it means quick and immediate returns, I'll go for selling the apartment. However, if it costs highly price, it might take some time to find a sure and reliable buyer, so probably you can make others rent it out for the mean time  just to see some profits.

[Captain Corporate]

It is quite interesting to find a non-bitcoin question here, but I guess that's what "economics" means, its related to economy so I guess it works. If you ask me, since I am a bitcoin investor, I would not invest into something for rent income, I would probably just sell them all and get bitcoin? Or even if you want to rent, you could just do that for long period of time, meaning you would get rent income and put it on bitcoin. But rent seems a bit slower, you would not be able to put much in for that long, so it would be smarter to sell it all, sell everything and get that money into bitcoin. Specially right now, I think we are on the verge of a bull run, so it would make more sense to put all the money into bitcoin right now.

[Maslate]

You can always make more money renting than selling.   After all, you are providing a service.  If you are not interested in dealing with tenants, you can hire a rental agency to take care of everything for you.

Exactly, with the only difference that renting will extend the turnover period, while selling will get you paid here and now.
Usually it's easy to decide based on one simple difference. Can you make the money work now, or not?
If you, for instance, have an investment window that will expire in a year or two, you choose to sell. If all you need is money to build or fix another apartment, get a loan for that and do it with bank's money, while paying the loan by charging your tenants.

While it's a good option to take a loan and pay it monthly through the monthly rental, however you cannot assure that your apartment will always be occupied by your tenants as there are some time also that your apartment will be left vacant and so the monthly income will be pending. That's probably the reason why some chose to sell quickly their property once they find a good buyer at a fair price.

[GeorgeJohn]

I don't know much, but as far as I know recouping investment through renting offers steady income and long-term gains, while selling provides a lump sum return based on market conditions. Renting is ideal for ongoing revenue, while selling is best for immediate recovery. Hope this helps.

it will be better for you as investor to receiving a fund from your investment through renting down selling off everything at at same time, in order to recover everything so I believe that every person have it home way of making money through it investment because an investor knows the best method of making money in it discipline likewise any other investor so I don't have much to say but rather to drop my own personal opinion if I was the one I would rather keep it for the option of renting instead of selling

[Yeesha]

You can always make more money renting than selling.   After all, you are providing a service.  If you are not interested in dealing with tenants, you can hire a rental agency to take care of everything for you.

In as much as I am concerned the most profitable way to recoup the investment made in building an apartment is by renting it, it will take you very long before recouping your money but it is more profitable than selling it. Because selling an apartment is like exchange of money and food between a buyer and a seller (food vendor). If the buyer consume the food everything will vanish, and he will have nothing to do with the seller again. But if you put the apartment on rent you will become a rentier and you will make a lot of profit that you will also rebuild another Residencial apartment and have a lot of renters and it will be more profitable. Hire a caretaker and a rent collector to free yourself from stress and tenant's problems.

[Xril2024]

I like both.  The income you will get from renting will come slowly i.e. it is a matter of long term. If you want instant profit then you must sell.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

In this case it really depends on how much the house is needed or not in your area or how much real estate has good prospects for investment travel. I see a slight difference with both patterns where if the house is made to be rented out the prospect of returning money will be much longer because the house is rented out but this is good for investment support. While Real Estate is made to be resold and this really depends on how the house is traded because in my area people usually tie the Real Estate to a third party, namely the bank.

Both have good prospects but the returns or profits obtained are not in the near future. But as far as I see especially in my area the prospects for both are still the best investment choices that people make. It takes a lot of capital to build a house so this kind of investment can only be done by people who have enough money.

[Mr.sprin]

In as much as I am concerned the most profitable way to recoup the investment made in building an apartment is by renting it, it will take you very long before recouping your money but it is more profitable than selling it. Because selling an apartment is like exchange of money and food between a buyer and a seller (food vendor). If the buyer consume the food everything will vanish, and he will have nothing to do with the seller again. But if you put the apartment on rent you will become a rentier and you will make a lot of profit that you will also rebuild another Residencial apartment and have a lot of renters and it will be more profitable. Hire a caretaker and a rent collector to free yourself from stress and tenant's problems.

Agree with your opinion, it is more profitable to rent apartments than to sell them one by one after we have finished building them, that way we can return the proceeds from renting the apartment by building a new apartment and then the proceeds from the new apartment are also the same and we can build another apartment from the proceeds. rent the first apartment, indeed from the proceeds from renting the apartment it is not easy to return the basic capital, but with the proceeds from renting the apartment we turn it over again by building a new apartment and then it will be collected into the main capital we build it, but not in the near future it will take a long time to The initial capital can be returned, that way our money doesn't die at one point, there are several points that we can make money from each month.

[N.O]

You can always make more money renting than selling.   After all, you are providing a service.  If you are not interested in dealing with tenants, you can hire a rental agency to take care of everything for you.

In as much as I am concerned the most profitable way to recoup the investment made in building an apartment is by renting it, it will take you very long before recouping your money but it is more profitable than selling it. Because selling an apartment is like exchange of money and food between a buyer and a seller (food vendor). If the buyer consume the food everything will vanish, and he will have nothing to do with the seller again. But if you put the apartment on rent you will become a rentier and you will make a lot of profit that you will also rebuild another Residencial apartment and have a lot of renters and it will be more profitable. Hire a caretaker and a rent collector to free yourself from stress and tenant's problems.

I think both options are good but I matter a lot you are poor people, middle class people or rich people or very rich people. Every person has different priorities because they are facing different kind of situations .  If a person is poor and he has some money to invest, he should invest in rental apartment and if a person is middle class , he should also invest in rental properties and he should earn fare from tenant . If a person is  very rich person, he should invest his money in different assets , like he should buy and sell the property because that could be more beneficial for because he could make more profit from that .

[Fortify]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

It depends how much money we are talking about as seed capital and current market conditions. The smart money will try to put a mortgage on any property rather than paying the full amount up front, then get the tenants to pay for it themselves in the form of rent. If you were able to lock in a 3% mortgage for 10 years and it 3 years ago, as a property owner who rents out units, you would be making big bank from that now. You've probably raised rents substantially just because that's what the market conditions allow and your costs stay fixed for the foreseeable future. Selling a property will often result in a profit margin and it depends if you have any debt that you need to pay back, but people often specialize in one field or the other.

[GiftedMAN]

In as much as I am concerned the most profitable way to recoup the investment made in building an apartment is by renting it, it will take you very long before recouping your money but it is more profitable than selling it. Because selling an apartment is like exchange of money and food between a buyer and a seller (food vendor). If the buyer consume the food everything will vanish, and he will have nothing to do with the seller again. But if you put the apartment on rent you will become a rentier and you will make a lot of profit that you will also rebuild another Residencial apartment and have a lot of renters and it will be more profitable. Hire a caretaker and a rent collector to free yourself from stress and tenant's problems.

Agree with your opinion, it is more profitable to rent apartments than to sell them one by one after we have finished building them, that way we can return the proceeds from renting the apartment by building a new apartment and then the proceeds from the new apartment are also the same and we can build another apartment from the proceeds. rent the first apartment, indeed from the proceeds from renting the apartment it is not easy to return the basic capital, but with the proceeds from renting the apartment we turn it over again by building a new apartment and then it will be collected into the main capital we build it, but not in the near future it will take a long time to The initial capital can be returned, that way our money doesn't die at one point, there are several points that we can make money from each month.

Without wasting much of our time deliberating on the matter I think it will take someone who is into real estate business to be able to give us a good explanation concerning this matter.

From my personal knowledge, selling a building after the construction gives more profit than renting it annually because it will take longer years to be able to make the capital used in the building project before the profit making while if the building is sold after the construction, the profit made can be used to start another project that will be ready for sales even before the proposed building for rent profit can be generated.

Not everyone is ready to wait for years to take profit of their rent it only takes someone who's interested in taking future profits to endure for years to make profit of his building project.

[Wakate]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

The best way to regain the money that is invested in a residential building as real estate agent or investors is to sell the property once everything is built and well furnished. I think people would pay more for such building especially when it is located in a good geographical area. Making money from this kind of investment is huge and it's lucrative for those that have the funds to complete this kind of project especially in a good and exotic area. Their are people that are looking to relocate to the city especially in an environment that is well secured and there is high population density with lot of businesses around there.

[Smartvirus]

There has been ongoing debate regarding the best way to recoup the investment made in constructing a residential apartment building. For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie? Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

Selling is an option but, I don’t think it’s more profitable than renovation and management of the property. Come to think of it, those buying, what’s the goal for them? To make profit off it isn’t? Maybe to live in it but, they wouldn’t buy it for a price that it isn’t worth to them and that means, a win for them. Having yo renovate could also be a win because, you have both land and structure for property and in the event that it’s rented out, what it would take is time but, the property remains yours and you reap from its rental.
The property can stay in your family for generations and through generations, the property would continue to bring in ROI and add value as time goes.

[EarnOnVictor]

For those involved in real estate, where does the real profit lie?

Real estate will always profit in both renting and buying/selling. It depends on when the property was purchased, the purpose of its purchase, how lucky the realtor is in terms of negotiation and the value the property garnered over some period according to some factors which are not limited to the location.

Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

First, it depends on the country you are in, in my country, inflation has changed the economics regarding your question. Initially, you would recover your money faster if you rented your apartment out, but it might take you more than 30 years before achieving that now. If you can sell it, of course, the profit will be almost immediately.

[martinex]

Real estate will always profit in both renting and buying/selling. It depends on when the property was purchased, the purpose of its purchase, how lucky the realtor is in terms of negotiation and the value the property garnered over some period according to some factors which are not limited to the location.

And that's another way of circulating money for those who already have better funds financially. But, if I have more funds, I want to turn it around to trade items of goods that are basic daily necessities, such as rice, wheat, cooking oil or others.

Although the profit is small, there is a round every day, if in the property sector you have to spend a large amount of money at first, always wait for the right time and the right potential buyer.

[Dr.Osh]

Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

If there's enough demand of buyers to purchase that apartment for higher amount then what was spent during the construction of the building then surely it's going to recover the cost of building and gives some profit to the owner of the apartment. However, if the buyers want to acquire the apartment for cheap rates then in such case renting could be helpful as the owner can sell the property later when buyers demand for it increases.

Well, it all depends on the price, the location, and the space of the apartment. I think it will give a pretty big profit, seeing so many people who are involved in this business. However, it will give those people a choice, if they want to get a quick profit, but not in the long term, then they will sell it, while if they want to invest while getting benefits from it, then they will rent it out.

[dunfida]

Is it possible to recoup the money spent on constructing a residential apartment building through renting it out, or is selling it a better option for recovering the investment?

If there's enough demand of buyers to purchase that apartment for higher amount then what was spent during the construction of the building then surely it's going to recover the cost of building and gives some profit to the owner of the apartment. However, if the buyers want to acquire the apartment for cheap rates then in such case renting could be helpful as the owner can sell the property later when buyers demand for it increases.

Well, it all depends on the price, the location, and the space of the apartment. I think it will give a pretty big profit, seeing so many people who are involved in this business. However, it will give those people a choice, if they want to get a quick profit, but not in the long term, then they will sell it, while if they want to invest while getting benefits from it, then they will rent it out.

If we do speak about appreciating value or something that do talks about passive income then we do really know on what these typical investments that we do know specially on real estates could really give out that kind of possibility that you could really be able to have that good passive income on which i do agree on what you have said that it would also matter about on the location and the strategic place on where it is really that placed
and on how accessible it would be in terms of country commercial spaces and amenities. If your unit does reside or really that been found into these places then that would really be having that appreciating value and this is something that could really give out that kind of advantage if we do speak about passive income or something that could really make you rich. There are really just that those individuals who wouldnt really be able to deal up with these kind of investments on which we know that real estate investments arent something that would really be coming cheap. This is why even if  you do really love yourself on investing with these things or having that plans or ideas but since it wont really be cheap then it would really be that remain as a dream and there's nothing we can do about it.

[junder]

Real estate will always profit in both renting and buying/selling. It depends on when the property was purchased, the purpose of its purchase, how lucky the realtor is in terms of negotiation and the value the property garnered over some period according to some factors which are not limited to the location.

And that's another way of circulating money for those who already have better funds financially. But, if I have more funds, I want to turn it around to trade items of goods that are basic daily necessities, such as rice, wheat, cooking oil or others.

Although the profit is small, there is a round every day, if in the property sector you have to spend a large amount of money at first, always wait for the right time and the right potential buyer.

For someone who is wise in managing money, they will definitely manage their money well, such as by turning the money they have to find profits that can last in the long term. For someone who sells it, they will definitely get a large amount of money just once, but after that it depends on them whether they will turn their money over or not. I myself agree with you, it is indeed better to turn it over, because I myself want to have a clear income that can last in the long term. It doesn't matter if the profit is small if it can be obtained consistently, in my environment there are many rice shops with varying prices. Every now and then I compare one shop with another that has a very small price difference, maybe for a slightly expensive shop they take a fairly large profit from a buyer, but for a shop that has a low price, they get the benefit of many buyers because indeed with a slightly lower price, it makes people chase it.

[sunsilk]

Well, it all depends on the price, the location, and the space of the apartment. I think it will give a pretty big profit, seeing so many people who are involved in this business. However, it will give those people a choice, if they want to get a quick profit, but not in the long term, then they will sell it, while if they want to invest while getting benefits from it, then they will rent it out.

Renting it out is best for those who like passive income forever. Building an apartment or a house is one of the best businesses ever in the world. From the experience of the rich businesses and corporations, they're mostly expanding in the real estate through rent as their main source.

The buildings, apartments, lofts, and other terms that everyone is calling which is a home or a shelter.

Investing in this one requires a lot of money. Most of these magnates borrow money in the bank and when the construction is done, the rent is the one that pays their mortgages and loans in the banks or wherever they've taken them.