The Turn and Slow Burn

Method of turn key investing generally reserved for the more passive investor where you buy into an investment that does not have an immediately high CoC return for the advantage of owning A class property with fewer anticipated repairs or tenant issues starting out. The higher cost will give a good tax benefit from depreciation and interest payments, and the property is expected to become higher performing as the rental market increases and the mortgage stays the same. The other advantage to this passive form of investing over say stocks or notes is the fact that you are “educating” yourself in the eyes of banks for future lending opportunities. The benefit of the tax breaks also allows the income produced in this property to not be taxed while other passive investments will not get those same breaks.