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These investments are generally based on the growth of a certain category of property and the income derived from their leases, these typically include the following:
These are explored in further detail. Student Accommodation FundsThe investor becomes a part-shareholder in a management company that purchases and manages residences for university students. The British Government provides certain grants to qualifying students at Universities. These grants are generally paid directly to the operators of residences, rather than to the students, and it is this certainty of receipt of rents that enables the operators to offer a relatively high rate of return to investors in their funds. Residential Property FundsThe funds chosen for this particular asset class concentrate on specific types of city-centre buy-to-let properties with not only a high likelihood of rentals in competitive, high-demand, areas but also with capital returns in mind. The investor shares in the upside returns, without the angst of being a direct property-owning landlord. Commercial Property FundsIn much the same way as the funds mentioned earlier, the operators of such funds seek appropriately-situated commercial properties which are rented to key tenants, such as banks, local authorities and large LSE listed companies. The rate of return offered to investors is, therefore, considered safe and the investment secure. |
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