Which is More Profitable?

[Dewi Aries]

With the current economic crisis and high real estate prices, capital recovery should be considered in both leasing and selling. Not everyone wants to buy for the purpose of living and settling down long term and not everyone has enough money to buy that apartment outright.
Except for short-term surfing cases of buying and selling. My opinion is that op still maintains the high purpose of selling and combining with leasing to maintain the ability to recover capital smoothly to dilute loan packages (if any).

However, if we look at it in terms of profit, then both will be profitable. It just depends on the person, whether he wants to take care of the apartment or not. If not, then the best option is to sell it. We see a lot of evidence of people who are successful because they sell apartments, or even rent them out. However, if we add other things, then it will depend on the person's condition and their environment. However, in terms of profit, both are still profitable until now.

Well that's right my friend, if we look at it in terms of profit then it is clear that both options will still be profitable, but in my opinion there may be a difference in the amount of profit in this case where the option to rent will certainly be much more profitable than selling, but maybe the scenario is in the long term.
In the end, of course this also depends on how the apartment owner is, if as you said that the person does not want to take care of his apartment for a longer period then of course selling it is the right option.

For me, to be honest, I think I would prefer to rent it out rather than sell it, because after all it is a long-term source of income that can help me meet all my living needs until I retire, you will find a situation where your physical condition is no longer possible to work and this is the reason why I prefer to rent it out.

[mirakal]

This time I will share a little opinion with the OP about the most profitable investment in the future. in several reviews you discuss the money involved in real estate and the money spent on building an apartment can be returned by investment, when the money spent on building an apartment is what is called property investment which is very appropriate if you want your money back, one way is to sell the apartment it can also be profitable quickly. I have several ways, if you have an apartment, rent it out for the long term and sell some of it so that you can get 50% of the money back.

I can try investment that can hold my capital down even though I don't get a cash flow but I will not invest in something that will tie down my capital and also require some maintenance service cost in the future, it might be profitable in the long run but my current financial goal can't handle such investments and that's what I see in this real estate thing. If you build and you don't sell on time and decide to rent out, you will be making money but their will be cost of maintenance.

Bitcoin for instance is a capital intensive investment, not cash flow and it's better but if you have enough, you can still turn it to cash flow if you stake it or use it as loan but as I said you have to be smart about it if you decide to try something of this nature. If you don't have the money to go high in real estate and you don't have another source of income after the establishment, you will be frustrated later in the future but it's more profitable for long term.

Real estate investing requires a huge amount of capital, which is why it's typically only an option for the wealthy. If you’re considering getting into it but don’t have the funds, it might be better to hold off because the chances of success are slim. The truth is, that returns on real estate investments take a long time. Without sufficient funds, continuing forward could be a struggle.

Now compare that to bitcoin. With bitcoin, you can start earning in just a few days, even with a small amount of money. One of the best things about it is that you don't need a huge of cash to get started. Yes, it's risky because of its volatile nature, but if you know what you're doing, you can navigate those risks and come out ahead. Proper knowledge and the right strategy can go a long way in making bitcoin a smart play.

[lixer]

Real estate is one of the most profitable businesses in the world but as you mentioned, it's not for everyone because only those who have a lot of wealth can get their hands into this business because it requires a large capital for one to start. If you get into real estate with a limited amount, you will barely get good properties and if you don't have good property, you won't have good profit on resale if you are buying and selling, or you won't get good rent if you are willing to rent and get a small amount every month while owning the property.

When we talk about whether renting or selling is better, I would say it depends on each individual and what they want to do. Both have their pros and cons. If someone wants to get some profit on a property they have bought, they would wait for a few months and then sell it at a higher price, but if someone wants to keep the ownership of the property, they would rent it out.

Apart from all other pros and cons, it also depends on where the property exists, whether it's a location that is in-demand and the rates of properties are rising very fast or it's a location where there isn't much development.

In recent times, we are having property business is one of the best around the world but with this we need to keep one thing in mind it's never been easy for anyone to take advantage because many other factors are also involved and it's also needed few more things to be settled if someone want to have good profit from this.

In few countries, now this business is controlled by mafias and other gangsters which also having headache for investors those are not well aware about this just because of this taking risk in this is also not easy because things can go negative, and we can lose our funds as well.

If someone can understand and manage things in crypto then surely this is one of the best investment which is profitable in both long and short term and things are also easy to manage but still we need to work on with search for having good projects have always never been easy for anyone.

[Abu-Naim]

Real estate investing requires a huge amount of capital, which is why it's typically only an option for the wealthy. If you’re considering getting into it but don’t have the funds, it might be better to hold off because the chances of success are slim. The truth is, that returns on real estate investments take a long time. Without sufficient funds, continuing forward could be a struggle.

If you have good capital to invest in real estate, you can get quick profit, but it will not a huge profit as the people that will invest for long.
What I am trying to say here is that, If you can buy a land, build the land and sell the property, you will have profit especially if the place has huge development, but the profit will not be as huge as expected but at least you have a return with profit.

Now compare that to bitcoin. With bitcoin, you can start earning in just a few days, even with a small amount of money. One of the best things about it is that you don't need a huge of cash to get started. Yes, it's risky because of its volatile nature, but if you know what you're doing, you can navigate those risks and come out ahead. Proper knowledge and the right strategy can go a long way in making bitcoin a smart play.

Yes, Bitcoin have some certain advantages over real estate which include investing with little amount, no third-party involvements, financial security, and decentralization because you don't need paperwork just because you want to sell your Bitcoin.
But investing in real estate specially building a renting apartment for monthly payments, daily or even weekly is also profitable because you will get quick return.

[Dzwaafu11]

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?

Both selling it out and renting it are profitable. You will be the one to choose. If you build it to sell it immediately, you should know the value you will sell it for because, as time goes on, the house value will continue increasing based on how the location gets developed. You know the house value gets appreciated based on the location where the house is located, but if I should be the owner of the house, I will rather rent it.

Even though it is a slow process of recovering my money, I think it will go a long way for me because I can increase the house rent at anytime I want, so renting it out will give me more profit than selling it out, even though the money will not come at once.

[wahyuagung26]

Well that's right my friend, if we look at it in terms of profit then it is clear that both options will still be profitable, but in my opinion there may be a difference in the amount of profit in this case where the option to rent will certainly be much more profitable than selling, but maybe the scenario is in the long term.
In the end, of course this also depends on how the apartment owner is, if as you said that the person does not want to take care of his apartment for a longer period then of course selling it is the right option.

For me, to be honest, I think I would prefer to rent it out rather than sell it, because after all it is a long-term source of income that can help me meet all my living needs until I retire, you will find a situation where your physical condition is no longer possible to work and this is the reason why I prefer to rent it out.

In this case, the positive side is that they will continue to get rental income from the apartments they have built, but this takes a long time, but the results they will get will continue to be consistent with each rental result, and compared to those who focus on making and choose not to rent, in other words, they only turn over income in a short period of time, they tend to choose to continue selling and get results in one job.

[serjent05]

I believe the choice is dependent on the owner's plan since both are profitable have their advantages and risk.  If the owner want a short term investment then selling the house would be the best choice.  They got a lump sum of money and if it is timed in a favorable market then they can get more.  While if the owner wanted a long term regular cash flow then renting it out is the best choice.  Renting out houses can also enjoy the benefits of market appreciation as time pass by making the rental fee higher each year.

I think it is not an argument about which one is profitable but rather what is the needs or goal  of the property owner. A lump sum or a regular cash flow.

[Samlucky O]

In my opinion, selling the apartment would be a better option, because if you want to recover it by renting it out, it will take a long time to recover your invested money, and you will get a profit from then on. But if you decide to sell the apartment you might get less profit, but you will get both your invested money and profit together. And immediately you can start another job again, besides as a builder you always have cash with you.

Although it depends on the persons plan, some people like to invest to make a short time profit while some want to invest for long term profit. Building house for sale can be quite lucrative when you are financially buoyant to partake in such investment because such business is not for everyone. Aside that it is a good business and if I am opportuned to build and sell, I will do that for some couple of years and and use the profit to build houses for rentage in regards to retirement. Because there would be a certain level when you don't have the strength to be going around to build house for sale. Your rented apartment becomes your money pot.

[NewRanger]

I believe the choice is dependent on the owner's plan since both are profitable have their advantages and risk.  If the owner want a short term investment then selling the house would be the best choice.  They got a lump sum of money and if it is timed in a favorable market then they can get more.  While if the owner wanted a long term regular cash flow then renting it out is the best choice.  Renting out houses can also enjoy the benefits of market appreciation as time pass by making the rental fee higher each year.

I think it is not an argument about which one is profitable but rather what is the needs or goal  of the property owner. A lump sum or a regular cash flow.

Of course, the owner prefers to rent to tenants, but if the owner wants to expand his business and not just in one point, I'm sure there is an option to sell some of his assets at a measurable price and of course can profit, but if prospective buyers offer a normal price, of course the alternative of renting is preferred.

If I see the most popular housing types at the moment are types 70m2 and 45m2, besides the price is still affordable for buying and selling and there are also many enthusiasts. yes, for the capacity of a small family size, it has certainly been accommodated.

[tottong]

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?

If a place is filled with people who have money then building houses for sale may not necessarily provide maximum profit because people can build their own with the capital and type they want.
Houses will be very important if faced with a country situation where there are many poor people because they need houses to live in.
But the only problem is they should also be given the option to buy a house with a monthly installment method that is not burdensome so that they have the potential to buy.

Apartments are a much better class and for rural areas maybe apartments are not needed.
For personal this I think it really depends on the needs and if the rural conditions make houses for rent much more optimal even though the return on capital is long.

[Hatchy]

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?

Both renting a selling would make you money. But then we are taking of ownership of both land and property. Remember that when you sell the building, you are also selling off the land along side it. Though the cost of but then the land and building would be very high.itsjust like a king term and short term trader. You renting the house, would give you endless money on the long run, and you will only have to spend little on maintaining the faulty parts. Selling off is a short term trader. You make quick profits without much thinking. For me I'll still go for the renting and not selling off.

[uswa56]

In my opinion, selling the apartment would be a better option, because if you want to recover it by renting it out, it will take a long time to recover your invested money, and you will get a profit from then on. But if you decide to sell the apartment you might get less profit, but you will get both your invested money and profit together. And immediately you can start another job again, besides as a builder you always have cash with you.

Although it depends on the persons plan, some people like to invest to make a short time profit while some want to invest for long term profit. Building house for sale can be quite lucrative when you are financially buoyant to partake in such investment because such business is not for everyone. Aside that it is a good business and if I am opportuned to build and sell, I will do that for some couple of years and and use the profit to build houses for rentage in regards to retirement. Because there would be a certain level when you don't have the strength to be going around to build house for sale. Your rented apartment becomes your money pot.

When someone runs an investment, of course, they have a target according to what they want to be able to get profits both in the short and long term, but the most important thing is that they can choose according to the ability of the capital they have and most people who choose to make profits in the long term certainly have the capital readiness they have and have also prepared enough funds for their needs during the run investment.

If you choose to build a house or apartment, of course, it requires a large amount of capital to be able to realize your desires and if you can indeed run the business well, then when you have entered retirement, of course, you will no longer have to do work that is indeed unnatural to be done by those who have retired and you will be able to enjoy the results of the work you are doing now.

[barisbilgili]

When someone runs an investment, of course, they have a target according to what they want to be able to get profits both in the short and long term, but the most important thing is that they can choose according to the ability of the capital they have and most people who choose to make profits in the long term certainly have the capital readiness they have and have also prepared enough funds for their needs during the run investment.

If you choose to build a house or apartment, of course, it requires a large amount of capital to be able to realize your desires and if you can indeed run the business well, then when you have entered retirement, of course, you will no longer have to do work that is indeed unnatural to be done by those who have retired and you will be able to enjoy the results of the work you are doing now.

The amount of capital will also affect the percentage of profit obtained, the greater the capital, the greater the potential profit.
I think it's all the same, it all depends on the plan we set at the beginning regardless of the small or large capital we have or are prepared to invest.

Long-term or short-term profits are the same because of course if we take long-term profits it will be much greater but slowly while in the short term we can immediately get profits along with the initial capital, this is like we sell or rent and for profit of course both are profitable and all back to the initial planning we made.

[Xcode7]

When someone runs an investment, of course, they have a target according to what they want to be able to get profits both in the short and long term, but the most important thing is that they can choose according to the ability of the capital they have and most people who choose to make profits in the long term certainly have the capital readiness they have and have also prepared enough funds for their needs during the run investment.

If you choose to build a house or apartment, of course, it requires a large amount of capital to be able to realize your desires and if you can indeed run the business well, then when you have entered retirement, of course, you will no longer have to do work that is indeed unnatural to be done by those who have retired and you will be able to enjoy the results of the work you are doing now.

The amount of capital will also affect the percentage of profit obtained, the greater the capital, the greater the potential profit.
I think it's all the same, it all depends on the plan we set at the beginning regardless of the small or large capital we have or are prepared to invest.

Long-term or short-term profits are the same because of course if we take long-term profits it will be much greater but slowly while in the short term we can immediately get profits along with the initial capital, this is like we sell or rent and for profit of course both are profitable and all back to the initial planning we made.

It will be a little different for property or real estate investment, capital is not the main key to success or to achieve large or small profits, in fact many other aspects affect it including a strategic location to attract buyers or renters as well as the price.
And regarding the benefits of selling or renting, of course the benefits of renting will be very large, but again the length of time the benefits will come is different if the property is sold.

[Cookdata]

The amount of capital will also affect the percentage of profit obtained, the greater the capital, the greater the potential profit.
I think it's all the same, it all depends on the plan we set at the beginning regardless of the small or large capital we have or are prepared to invest.

This is highly subjective I must say. What you make from this market is basically how much you were able to invest but the market conditions matters too. Bitcoin for instance remain one of the best invested asset by many but I hope you know there are some people that has made 5 times of what some people have invest in Bitcoin despite their capital size? That's why I said market influence is also important in this scenario and not just the capital.

Long-term or short-term profits are the same because of course if we take long-term profits it will be much greater but slowly while in the short term we can immediately get profits along with the initial capital, this is like we sell or rent and for profit of course both are profitable and all back to the initial planning we made.

Long term profits maybe time demanding because you need to be patient before you can make that profit but short term might not work as you expected. The market doesn't tells you when it's going to move so I'm not sure if there is going to be ever better way of making the profits. If short term is the best profitable way of investing, many people that are holding Bitcoin for many years would probably by now sell and go for the short term as you said.

[Dewi Aries]

Well that's right my friend, if we look at it in terms of profit then it is clear that both options will still be profitable, but in my opinion there may be a difference in the amount of profit in this case where the option to rent will certainly be much more profitable than selling, but maybe the scenario is in the long term.
In the end, of course this also depends on how the apartment owner is, if as you said that the person does not want to take care of his apartment for a longer period then of course selling it is the right option.

For me, to be honest, I think I would prefer to rent it out rather than sell it, because after all it is a long-term source of income that can help me meet all my living needs until I retire, you will find a situation where your physical condition is no longer possible to work and this is the reason why I prefer to rent it out.

In this case, the positive side is that they will continue to get rental income from the apartments they have built, but this takes a long time, but the results they will get will continue to be consistent with each rental result, and compared to those who focus on making and choose not to rent, in other words, they only turn over income in a short period of time, they tend to choose to continue selling and get results in one job.

Both options will still give you benefits but the only difference is in terms of the amount of profit and the amount of time you have to wait to get a bigger profit especially if you choose the option to rent it in Bandung selling directly.
So if you really want to get a bigger amount of profit then the only option you can choose is to rent it, but of course the profit will not happen in a short time, because when you rent it then you have to be able to wait for a long time with a gradual payment process.
So I think for this problem it depends on each person's choice and also depends on the situation experienced by each person, because if at that time you need emergency money for other needs in your life then of course selling it will be the right option to choose.

[Miles2006]

All this depends on the goal and building structure, anyone can earn huge money just by renting mostly when it has to do with class and standard. Selling can be considered as a continuous thing because people who are into selling usually rebuild in different location and state for example, real estate companies are known for selling because they earn two times profit compared to renting due to their finance and strong source meanwhile individuals will choose to rent basically because this income comes regular depending on the deal either monthly or yearly. For luxurious apartments renting is always the best meanwhile selling only allows a person to earn despite the amount.

[Raflesia]

For me, to be honest, I think I would prefer to rent it out rather than sell it, because after all it is a long-term source of income that can help me meet all my living needs until I retire, you will find a situation where your physical condition is no longer possible to work and this is the reason why I prefer to rent it out.

This goes back to personal perspective as well as seeing the benefits in terms of the environment and what future progress will be like.
In the end, everything comes down to several considerations if looking at the progress as long as the progress of renting out is better then why do we sell as a whole because it is certain that renting out will be more profitable, and vice versa when selling is better than renting out for several reasons such as the environment and so on, then of course the choice is to sell not rent.

Therefore, from the beginning when we want to be in this business, we are definitely required to be observant in making choices, because the wrong choice can have an impact on decisions that are not very profitable so that considerations for selling and renting must be seen from several other supporting aspects to see what future progress is like so that the decisions we make later will not be regrettable.

[Agbamoni]

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?

Both selling it out and renting it are profitable. You will be the one to choose. If you build it to sell it immediately, you should know the value you will sell it for because, as time goes on, the house value will continue increasing based on how the location gets developed. You know the house value gets appreciated based on the location where the house is located, but if I should be the owner of the house, I will rather rent it.

Even though it is a slow process of recovering my money, I think it will go a long way for me because I can increase the house rent at anytime I want, so renting it out will give me more profit than selling it out, even though the money will not come at once.

As you said both of them are benefiting to the investor. He had the choice to make if he wanted a steady income for years then he needs to know that renting the apartment is the best option for him. If otherwise he prefers a one-time huge payment, which means making his profits immediately after building the apartment finish then that would be going into real estate.

I don't see renting out the apartment as a slow process of recovering money. It's a store of value. Also, remember that not the cost of house increases every day, the value of the land on which the house is built over decades can give you the recovery money.

[passwordnow]

Of course, the owner prefers to rent to tenants, but if the owner wants to expand his business and not just in one point, I'm sure there is an option to sell some of his assets at a measurable price and of course can profit, but if prospective buyers offer a normal price, of course the alternative of renting is preferred.

While there is no crash yet with the housing in some areas, and lands are increasing more their values. It's true that some of these land lords that would like to expand can dispose some of their assets and liquidate them for that expansion. But I think those that would like to do it but also don't want to liquidate any assets, they can have it mortgaged and use these properties that they have as a collateral to borrow loans. That's the other purpose of these assets that we have, we can have it rented, sold or used as a collateral but still choose what's more convenient.

If I see the most popular housing types at the moment are types 70m2 and 45m2, besides the price is still affordable for buying and selling and there are also many enthusiasts. yes, for the capacity of a small family size, it has certainly been accommodated.

With my observation, those affordable houses are far from the districts or centers of each areas. It might take a commute an hour or two and depending on the traffic. But with all of these factors, it's only a matter of what's convenient as an investor, owner, rentor, renter or just someone who dreams to have his own house.