Why Land Beats Stocks And Shares
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Why Land Outshines Stocks and Shares
Introduction
With small investors seeking reliable returns, land investment is gaining traction. While profits are not guaranteed, investing in land often yields better results than the stock market for several reasons.
Less Risk, More Profit
Many small investors have limited stock market experience, typically confined to a few companies. This narrow focus makes them susceptible to market fluctuations and risks. Share prices can be influenced by numerous external factors outside a company's control, and realizing a good profit often requires holding shares for many years.
In contrast, selecting the right land or consulting a reliable land agent can lead to potentially significant profits in a shorter time frame. Major land investors acquire and hold land they anticipate will be earmarked for future development. They either retain these properties or sell them to private investors, who can benefit immensely if planning permission is later granted.
Low Maintenance
After purchasing land, you own it outright and can sell whenever you wish. Unlike property, land doesn’t require maintenance or constant monitoring for its value. If you need quick cash, land can be sold rapidly, whereas selling shares during a downturn might not yield enough funds.
Diversified Investment Strategy
If you're interested in land but hesitant to exit the stock market completely, consider diversifying your portfolio. By reducing some shareholdings and investing in land, you can enjoy the benefits of both worlds. Choosing land wisely offers the potential for substantial profits alongside your existing stock investments.
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