Modelling your property portfolio growth – is 5% annual growth reasonable?

Modelling your property portfolio growth – is 5% annual growth reasonable?

13:05 PM, 23rd October 2014, About 10 years ago 11

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I’m relatively new to property investing, having become an accidental landlord 6 months after buying my first property in 2006. I now have 3 properties, the last of which was the first purpose bought investment (#2 was my wifes flat which we’ve kept). Modelling your property portfolio growth - is 5% annual growth reasonable

I am very goal driven, so I’ve had a go at forecasting various scenarios for expanding my fledgling property empire so I can get a picture of when I will be able to ‘retire’ from my day job and be a full time property investor / vagabond:). The question is; what assumption would you build in for the average annual growth in your property portfolio value over this period of time?

At the moment I’ve done a ‘worst case’ scenario of 3%, and a medium case of 5% per property. Two of the properties are in London (South, and South West), and one is in Bristol. The portfolio is worth around £700k.

Based on the 5% model, I’ll be able to acquire another 2 properties by 2022, which I hope is realistic. It will also allow me to reach my early retirement goal of retiring before I’m 45! 🙂

Regards

Marius (HK)


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9:14 AM, 24th October 2014, About 10 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Mark Alexander" at "24/10/2014 - 09:06":

I'm based in Oslo, Norway.

My next property may end up being here... no such thing as BTL, but may only need a 15% deposit - could end up doubling up compared to the UK!

The Oslo property market isn't international like London though. Property has still gone up lots the last 15 years regardless (200% maybe). We're probably in for a flat period now though, given the world economy, and lower returns in the oil sector causing layoffs and further downward pressure.

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