Tip  – Start with a lower priced property.

It is much easier for a lower priced property to increase in value by say 10% than a more expensive property.  Lets say you buy a property for $250,000 – you paint, polish the floor boards, tart up the kitchen, a little landscaping and you have added at least the cost of the work to the value of the property and likely more.  You only need the value to increase to $275,000 and you have a 10% capital growth.  It is much harder to have a higher price property increase by that amount.   ($1 million property will need to increase by $100,000.)

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