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  • The 25 best countries to buy rental property and make money on the side

    I'm not sure about Thailand being listed there. Sure, there are some exclusive areas where one can make some money. But typically, it's cheaper to rent than buy. A friend pays 35k per month on his mortgage, but can only rent is out for a little over 20k. Most of my mates that a renting are paying no more than 15k on house 5mill up. So unless you bought some time ago, I'm not sure how much profit there is?

    Buying a rental property is a wise way to earn passive income.

    As a landlord, you're getting paid to own something, rather than paying to own it. The mortgage is often covered by rental income from tenants, and if you play your cards right you'll profit after covering insurance, taxes, and maintenance costs.
    But while some American real estate investors prefer to keep their portfolio local, others may want to take their business international.
    For its latest study, GOBankingRates found the best countries to buy investment property based on the potential return on investment. GOBankingRates turned to Global Property Guide to source the following three data points for more than two dozen countries:

    http://www.businessinsider.com/best-...-income-2018-5


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    I owned rental properties in the past.
    They are a pain in the arse.

    The article is misleading as well.

    1) Philippines.
    Rental yield: 6.13%
    Effective rental income tax: 4.06%
    Monthly rent: $2,422

    Thats just utter bullshit.
    There is an oversupply of condos in PH.

    Under existing VAT regulations, rental payments exceeding PHP10,000 (US$216) per unit received by landlords whose gross annual rental income exceed PHP1,500,000 (US$32,427) are subject to 12% VAT.
    Last edited by TizMe; 05-16-2018, 01:43 PM.

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      I've found the opposite in Thailand. Though neither were bought with them being a rental property in mind.

      Right from day one when I decided to put them on the market they've 100% occupancy and returning 8% and 10% p/a (one in Chiang Mai and one in Bkk).


      The tenant in CM is moving on after 2 years in a few months so I'm gonna keep it free again for motorbiking holidays and trips to the North. All in all it's been a breeze renting them out.

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