Investments

Rental Residential Properties: Investors purchase properties such as apartments, villas, individual houses and short-term rentals with the intention of renting them out to tenants. Rental income from tenants provides a steady cash flow, while the property may also appreciate over time.

Commercial Properties: Properties such as malls, retail units, office buildings, hospitality properties (hotels/resorts), and hospitals give long-term leasing opportunities to tenants and a steady stream of income for the owners.

Industrial Properties: Warehouses, manufacturing units, distribution centers, flex spaces, self-storage facilities, data centers, and industrial parks offer a host of income opportunities apart from rent. They can receive income for added services like utilities, security, and infrastructure. Tenants may pay for property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs based on the contract negotiations which make these properties lucrative.

Auction Properties: Investors buy properties that are undervalued and auctioned from banks, improve them, and then sell them at a higher price for a profit. This strategy requires a keen eye for potential value-add opportunities and an understanding of market trends.

Plots: Plots of land offer investors flexibility in terms of usage and development. Investors can choose to hold the land for future development, sell it for a profit, or develop it for various purposes such as residential, commercial, agricultural, or recreational use in a growing market.

New Construction: Enjoy benefits of new construction properties with minimal maintenance, modern amenities, potential for appreciation, energy efficiency, and customization opportunities.

Real Estate Partnerships and Syndications: Investors can form partnerships or joint ventures with others to buy and manage properties collectively. This allows for shared resources and expertise, and risk mitigation.