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Understanding the math of buying a flat yet getting a low rent

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Hello Everybody!

Am still trying to figure out this calculation. If I go for a property costing $106616 at a prime location, yet the rent which I will get is around $266(monthly) and the bank loan installment will go around $500(monthly). Then how will I work around my profit. This scenario is very common with most of the properties as the owners sell at a very high rate. Even if I invest in a 1 bhk, I have to face the same situation.

Any suggestion?

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