Why You Should Buy & Hold | A Property Evaluation | Simon Zutshi

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In this property education video, Simon Zutshi, author of Property Magic, founder of the property investors network (pin), and successful property investor since 1995 shares why he believes you should Buy to Hold Property and never actually sell it.

Simon begins by outlining how his general principle, since property investing since 1995, is to never sell property but Buy and Hold Property instead. He explains how despite actively investing and still learning himself, Holding UK Property will allow for Long Term Capital Appreciation.

He gives an example and shares Hold Property Benefits using the first property he had purchased for £48,500, which is now worth up to £330,000. If you Buy and Hold Properties, Simon highlights the general trend of property prices doubling every 10 years on average.

If you are deciding whether or not to Buy and Hold or Take Profit, Simon elaborates on the few occasions where he would sell the property instead, whilst referring to his Golden Rules of Property Investing in Property Magic. One example of where he would sell is if the Return on Equity is a small percentage, it then might make sense to reinvest on a more profitable property development.

Simon emphasises how a general investing strategy when considering Hold or Sell Property is to annually review your property portfolio to see if there are any properties not giving you a good Return on Investment, and this will help you to identify which property you might want to sell.

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[annajones]

10 year works more by area. London is safest bet for long term capital growth

[kapzvara]

Yeap the classic buy and hold has always worked for me well.

[rosminkarim]

Need help with cash flow to start properties

[rosminkarim]

Any help due to covid 19 to start with properties

[StephenDuncombetv]

I get where you're coming from but selling a property does not mean you're out the market. Most investors would sell to go bigger and get into a better deal. As you said some properties are better than others, if you can make you're money work harder make the change. Buy and hold and never sell is a bit of a lost opportunity, alright for armchair investors only.