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Kamil Lysik
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Analyzing a rental property

Kamil Lysik
  • Property Manager
  • Warsaw
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When analyzing a rental property, many beginners focus only on cash flow — but there’s much more to consider before buying.

Some key factors I always look at:

  • Neighborhood quality and future development
  • Vacancy rates in the area
  • Property taxes and insurance costs
  • Expected maintenance and CapEx
  • Rent-to-price ratio
  • Financing terms and interest rates
  • Exit strategy if the market changes

A property may look great on paper, but a deeper analysis can completely change the picture.

What’s the #1 factor you consider before buying an investment property?

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