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7 Real Good Reasons You Should Rent Your House

Andee Jessee • November 20, 2020
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7 Real Good Reasons To Consider Owning a Rental Property

Being able to own property can have many financial benefits, and before you go selling it, you might want to consider renting it out instead. If you need a reason why then here are seven good reasons you should rent your house.


It’s A Good Investment Opportunity


As much as it will bring immediate peace of mind selling your home, if you have the ability to hold onto it financially, then it can end up being a really good investment opportunity especially in Central Oregon where property values have increased year over year for the last decade. For many people, they go through life without investing their money for fear of losing it. However, if you’ve done your research, you’ve got more chance of being successful than most renting out your home. Hence why it’s great to take advantage of renting your home out in order to make some money on what you’ve already invested.


You’ll Learn A Lot


When it comes to renting out a property, there’s a lot you will learn about the rental market and how you’ll handle being a landlord or working with a property management company. It can certainly be fun to do!


Generates Some Passive Income


A passive income is something that everyone would love to have, and when you rent out your home, you’re having someone else pay you money for rent every month. And while you might need that to pay off bills and mortgage payments, you may have money left over. If you’ve brought the home outright already, then it’s extra money in your pocket that’s coming in month after month!


Tax Reductions Could Be Beneficial


By renting out your house, you may be entitled to some tax reductions and tax relief can always be helpful in getting more for your money. It’s worth looking at what tax relief you could get when it comes to renting out your home and whether this is a factor in swaying you to hold onto your property with the idea of renting it out now or further down the line.


It Provides Real Security For Retirement


Retirement comes to all of us who have the pleasure of reaching the age at which you can do it. However, for some, that retirement age might be slightly earlier than planned if you’ve invested your money properly. When it comes to your retirement, a property that you’re renting out can provide security both before and during retirement if you decide to continue renting it out after you’ve retired.


Your Home Value Could Increase


Holding onto your property for longer could have benefits to you financially when you eventually come to sell it. The last thing you want to do is to sell your property at a time where the market isn’t performing very well. Instead, you could make more money by renting it out over a period of time, and that gives you the flexibility to sell whenever you need and want to.


Having A Property Portfolio Is Advantageous


A property portfolio is always going to be a big advantage to you and your finances. The more properties you own, the more money you’re going to end up with when it comes to cashing them all in, especially if you’ve paid them all off. So try to build this portfolio where you can.


For these reasons, why wouldn’t you rent out your house?


If you are looking for a property management company that always goes above and beyond for you, give us a call today. We aren’t the biggest, just the best. 

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