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The search for yield

ronbyrne2005 · 2009-05-06 12:51:49

Where in Ireland can you get the best yield on a property given current selling prices and current achievable rents. A friend has 100k cash to invest and is planning to invest in a property over next few years once yield is good. He's considering a property in a tourist area that he could use for holidays or rent out.…

06-05-2009 12:51pm

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Where in Ireland can you get the best yield on a property given current selling prices and current achievable rents. A friend has 100k cash to invest and is planning to invest in a property over next few years once yield is good. He's considering a property in a tourist area that he could use for holidays or rent out. Where would you buy a property for say 150k and what yield do you think you could get?
BTW by yield i mean rent divided by purchase price of property.

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#2 07-05-2009 2:18am

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Theres a piece in todays(?) Irish Times - he would be better off putting it in a savings account.

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