Acquiring property without paying for it yourself—this is the core idea of passive income, or property income. Imagine you buy an absolute top-tier property. The best of the best. But you do not pay the purchase price yourself; instead, over the years you pay only about a quarter, because roughly three-quarters are paid by the tenant and the tax office. In addition, your own out-of-pocket contribution constantly decreases because rents rise, and after a few years you no longer contribute anything yourself—only the tenant and the tax office pay off your property for you. This makes property vastly different from other investments. What use is the most successful ETF, for example, if you invest your own money and only that money multiplies? With property, you get the money from the bank and can work with the leverage effect, or the so-called leverage principle. You can immediately invest a comparatively large amount and receive an inflation profit or capital growth on that, and not just on your own money. And the bank loan is then repaid for you by the tenant and the tax office. Would you like to know more about how this adds up for you or what you need to look out for? Then sign up for one of our regular, free and non-binding online property seminars and boost your own property knowledge.
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