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rspann wrote:You could get from $20g to $40 g per month depends on what and where you build. It could range from 1br apts ,2br apts, townhouse ,commercial units or a warehouse.
rspann wrote:If you get a plot of land reasonable in almost any area ,you can spend $2-2.5 m overall and pull those figures.In these times no financial institutions give any meaningful returns on your capital,so it's a very good option, plus, it's one of the things you don't have to work at for the whole month to get a decent return.
You will never be short of prospective tenants, there are people who will never qualify or even try to get a mortgage and will always rent.
When young people get a job and want independence ,the time it takes to acquire a home of their own, is often spent renting. The higher earners will go towards owning property as soon as is practicable ,but the middle and lower income earners take longer so there is always a market.
If you put up a decent apt for rent , it goes in days. Any area. Once you screen them properly and set out proper terms and conditions, you are hardly likely to encounter problems that cannot be solved easily.
adnj wrote:Even with full occupancy, little to no maintenance, a great location, and being able to build with little to no cost overrun or wastage; a property owner can expect a capitalization ROI of around 15%. That is not unreasonable ROI which means that rents in Trinidad are at least "fair" and are not overpriced at all.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:It have some abandoned land where my small coconut estate is. I wonder if with this new Tax these people might end up selling it out?
If that happen it go be real good, it is these empty lands that abandon and full of bush is why these renters up here are mining cow and goat. If those lands didn't have grass on it he would ah have to carry them animal far away from me and I won't have to deal with him and his animals eating my trees.
I hope them people decide to sell out their land to someone who can build a house on it or plant it because is 40 years these land abandon up here and the owners do not even live in the country, nobody doh even cut the grass self if you see the size of them grass a bandit or a rapist could be hiding in that bush and you wouldn't know. I hope the government seize it and sell it to someone who will do something with it which will solve the problem for me and a lot of folks who live around here.
rspann wrote:If you get a plot of land reasonable in almost any area ,you can spend $2-2.5 m overall and pull those figures.In these times no financial institutions give any meaningful returns on your capital,so it's a very good option, plus, it's one of the things you don't have to work at for the whole month to get a decent return.
You will never be short of prospective tenants, there are people who will never qualify or even try to get a mortgage and will always rent.
When young people get a job and want independence ,the time it takes to acquire a home of their own, is often spent renting. The higher earners will go towards owning property as soon as is practicable ,but the middle and lower income earners take longer so there is always a market.
If you put up a decent apt for rent , it goes in days. Any area. Once you screen them properly and set out proper terms and conditions, you are hardly likely to encounter problems that cannot be solved easily.
Redman wrote:Despite the critics....a reasonable, transparent,well communicate d and administered tax structure encourages investment and capital injections
With that structure in place capturing all taxes due...May very well enable a govt to reduce the tax rates.
Redman wrote:Despite the critics....a reasonable, transparent,well communicate d and administered tax structure encourages investment and capital injections
With that structure in place capturing all taxes due...May very well enable a govt to reduce the tax rates.
Those that continue to think in the PNM/UNC paradigm really short sighted.
RedVEVO wrote:rspann wrote:If you get a plot of land reasonable in almost any area ,you can spend $2-2.5 m overall and pull those figures.In these times no financial institutions give any meaningful returns on your capital,so it's a very good option, plus, it's one of the things you don't have to work at for the whole month to get a decent return.
You will never be short of prospective tenants, there are people who will never qualify or even try to get a mortgage and will always rent.
When young people get a job and want independence ,the time it takes to acquire a home of their own, is often spent renting. The higher earners will go towards owning property as soon as is practicable ,but the middle and lower income earners take longer so there is always a market.
If you put up a decent apt for rent , it goes in days. Any area. Once you screen them properly and set out proper terms and conditions, you are hardly likely to encounter problems that cannot be solved easily.
Where is Trinidad or Tobago you getting " a plot of land reasonable " ?
Which Bank ( RBC, RBL, Scotia, Ansa ) lending you 2.5 Million pesos ?
If YOU have that kinda money cash in the Bank, then " property tax valuation people " looking for you and
with only 7 or 8 officers average people and the squatters safe.
Again I am not filling out any form that blank and illegal .
sMASH wrote:As the recognized government if this island, they already have that leverage.
This document just extends that power to use valuation as another legally recognized cause to invade ur privacy.
That is one of the things of this property tax I wanted changed... to not permit entry into the confines and privacy of ones personal abode.
Check out the land, and the structure from the outside.
rspann wrote:Btw. I'm sure that most of the people who say they not paying property tax ,and who encouraging people not to pay, have already filled out their forms and sent it in, because they don't want the valuators to come and see what the real value is.
rspann wrote:Like i said, take win. If you feel you can teach me anything about real estate and what the banks are doing ,go right ahead. I'm sure that anybody who knows me will think differently. .
HSA wrote:rspann wrote:Like i said, take win. If you feel you can teach me anything about real estate and what the banks are doing ,go right ahead. I'm sure that anybody who knows me will think differently. .
spann eh know nothing about real estate and banks.... all he know is how to straighten mash up car
88sins wrote:I want to know something about this proposed BS tax
If the state seizes property for non payment of of this property tax, property is NOT revenue, so to get the revenue, they have to sell the seized property.
What's their proposed method for selling that property? Auction? Sealed bids/tenders? Behind closed doors aka racket ting?
What value will the seized property be sold for? Only for the taxation owed? Market value? If being sold only for the for taxation owed, where they getting the money yo compensate the property owner? yuh cant seize a property someone paid 2 million for, & sell it for 75K & leave them with nothing. So it hadda sell at market value.
I gettin the strong suspicion that some dutty politicians gonna be looking to buy seized properties at taxation owed amounts behind closed doors, only to sell at market values, swiftly making instant profits.
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