Watching an episode of Houses Under the Hammer exposed basic financial errors: property flips and rental strategies may yield returns that barely compete with government bonds.
Real estate investments, when managed properly, can yield satisfactory returns; however, issues arise with overestimating the stability of property markets and underestimating renovation and maintenance risks. In my experience, property flips demand acute awareness of market trends, careful budgeting, and strong project management skills. Rental strategies often provide consistent cash flow, yet may fail to compensate for the higher risk when compared to more conservative investments like government bonds. A thorough due diligence process and realistic projections are critical to balancing potential rewards with inherent risks.
i think auctioned properties could be a hidden gem if u do proper due dilligence. added costs and surprises are real, but a well prepaared flip can outdo bonds. it’s all about timing nad planning, though its not risk free.