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Question title: Apartment already full
If you are looking for a property, you will find some apartments for sale with a yield of around 15% to 20% even though they are fully occupied.
I understand that even if the room is fully occupied, I may give up because of inheritance or suddenly needing money, but why is it left for several months after publication?
I thought that such a delicious property would be a competition, but is there any trap if the conditions are too good? I doubt it.
I immediately think that the current owner is using the rent guarantee service, and if you buy this property, you must continue to subscribe to the rent security service, and it will not be profitable due to fees or services I'm worried that if you cancel, you'll soon be full of vacancies.
In addition, there is no doubt if the former owner sells the room in full, temporarily lowering the rent and adding a resident, or forcing the acquaintance to live in a fully occupied room.
Please give me some advice.
Sorry for your late reply!
Dear Lehman28, I apologize for the delay in replying to you.My name is Tokuda from Rich Road.Certainly, you might think it's strange if a fully occupied, high-yield apartment is difficult to sell.From our point of view as a broker, whether or not we can introduce you to an apartment depends on a wide range of factors, including not only the yield and whether the apartment is fully occupied, but also the distance from the station, rental demand, land elevation difference, and rights.As a result, even fully-occupied apartments with high yields end up going unsold.It's quite difficult.
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