Investing in property often delivers limited gains due to low yields, high operational costs, market segmentation, and psychological traps; alternative assets may yield better returns with less risk.
My recent involvement in the property market has reinforced that despite its potential appeal, real estate investment often falls short compared to other asset classes. In my experience, high operational expenses, fluctuating market conditions, and extended lock-in periods have significantly limited overall profitability. I have come to realize that even with thorough market research, the unforeseen costs and regulatory challenges tend to undermine projected returns. Consequently, many investors find that a diversified approach across different asset classes often serves to better manage risk and improve outcomes over time.
i dont belive you’ll get great returns from property; it’s often a money-zapping mess with repairs or delays. sometimes, alternative investments seem far less stressful and risky once you factor in the constant drama.