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The value of land has been soaring over the years thus making it a highly profitable investment alternative. Because land is a finite commodity, it becomes more valuable as the years go by. So if you want a stable medium to long-term investment that offers the potential to earn astounding returns, then why not consider a land investment?
The continuously increasing population and migration of more people to towns and cities has brought about an ever increasing demand for housing. Because of the growing population, there is a need for towns and cities to increase in size, thereby leading to mounting demand for the development of the surrounding land. All these factors are what make land investment an appealing proposition.
The benefits of land investment
Investing in land has a number of benefits for those who want to take advantage of it:
* Price negotiation. When you purchase land, you have the opportunity to negotiate the price with the vendor especially if you’re dealing with a motivated seller. Oftentimes you can buy land priced below market value so you earn profits on the day of purchase.
* Low risk. Land is one of the safest investments there is. Because there is a limited amount of land, the price of land generally goes up over time. Since the number of households is set to grow rapidly, land remains constantly in demand.
* Strong returns. Due to the soaring demand for houses from an ever increasing population, land investment offers the potential to earn healthy returns. Investors with a 5-year land investment endeavour earn the equivalent of 30-35% annually which can equate to an estimated 400-450% of compounded returns.
* Passive income. Investing in land is completely passive which makes it a popular option with many investors. Land investment is easily managed thereby making it a passive and hassle-free strategy.You can even rent your land out to people who want to put horses on there for grazing or as a car park for example to generate an income in the meantime.
Robust growth
There is a significant demand for land for sale especially in London. As a result, there has been a rise in the price of land. The Government’s Valuation Office Agency pegged the increase at 23% – a rise that comes as the performance of shares and stocks go downhill. The agency predicts that land prices will soar by 8-9% annually in the next couple of years. Meanwhile prices of residential land for sale witnessed an astonishing eight-fold increase over the past two decades.
What to remember
Before you enter the land investment scene, it’s best if you have performed thorough consideration first. Be sure to exercise absolute care in your entry to the world of land investment because the quality of that entry influences your departure. Make sure that the land investment provider with whom you’re looking to make an investment with will provide you with a clear-cut entry to ensure that you will have a clear and concise exit strategy. Also be very clear on whether the land you are buying has planning permission or not and if not, then what are your realistic chances?
With a land investment, you do not have to be burdened with active management during its entire run. As long as you have made a wise choice by doing your homework beforehand, you will have the opportunity to enjoy an investment that offers the potential to reap soaring returns.

My good friend, Ajay Dabas returned from the USA in 2005, and we huddled together to identify the areas where he could invest his hard earned money. The brief was clearly to focus on three factors, on which to scale the investment strategy.

 RISK                           On a 5 year horizon, how much would each investment avenue Grow /        Stagnate / or depreciate

TERM & TERMS        Entry level pricing to be benchmarked against the stay-in period of investment over a 3-5 year window

LIQUIDITY                  How easy would it be to PROFITABLY EXIT, in parts or in whole?

Our detailed study & exercise led us to the conviction that LAND IS LESS VOLATILE compared to mutual funds, stocks, equities, Investment trusts etc. Haven’t we all experienced and witnessed the massive erosion of wealth & valuation in the past few months, on most investment instruments mentioned above?

Ajay Dabas is not one of them. He is rather happy for his strategic decision to choose land over the other mediums, as the preferred investment three years ago. As for valuations, his investments have already appreciated over 300%, and still going strong.

It would be a good idea to share the seven reasons why we feel that investing in land is the best option within real estate compared to the much more “touted & publicised options” of built up spaces in buildings.

Reason # 01      Land is an evergreen, ever-growing asset. Brick & mortar assets like buildings (mall space / office blocks) deteriorate with time, whereas LAND DOES APPRECIATE, with time. Remember, some studies confirm that the value of any commercial building becomes ‘Zero’ in 27 years. Even when the building is useless & demolished, what is left behind is LAND.

Reason # 02      Land is an asset from day one. It has very little lead time to mature from purchase to progress. For e.g. If you are an early bird buyer for a residential or commercial property, it typically takes 3-5 years for your asset to be registered in your name, and to draw returns from them. One keeps investing money & time for 3-5 years, without returns. Land can be registered immediately, and can start delivering returns.

Reason # 03      Land is one asset which affords the most flexible options, within the real estate products.  You can choose to buy any size & dimension, any value, anytime. Besides, land can be put to multiple use during the period of ownership. Let me elaborate. Agricultural land if invested into; can be used for farming. Post zoning, land use can be changed and commercially used. Anything build on it can be redeveloped, for e.g. the same piece of land could end up being used as warehouse premise, commercial, residential, etc. etc.

Reason # 04      Land affords simple investment management. Once bought, it doesn’t incur high costs compared to built-up products. It is most likely that the land bought is self sufficient in deriving the maintenance cost, whereas, the other products attract a continually incremental maintenance.

Reason # 05      if we analyze the supply Vs demand for real estate products in our country, land as a commodity would remain in demand for the next couple of decades. There is an acute demand for finished products, which would have to be constructed on LAND.  Hence, investments in LAND are bound to grow, provided the buying strategy is right. For e.g: Delhi as a city state is forecasted to grow from 136 lakhs to 240 lakhs of population in the next decade. That necessitates almost another few thousands of hectares to be brought under development. Hence, invest in land today, rather than wait for appreciation at a much later date; at much lower returns.

Reason # 06      With the economy projected to grow at a fast rate, and with disposable incomes being higher, aspiration of green living, bigger houses, better amenities, affordable luxuries etc. would take over. Those can be achieved on bigger land chunks being brought under development. Hence, invest in land today.

Reason # 07      Land affords the “right balance in your real estate portfolio”. While investing in real estate, one needs to have a right product mix to hedge the risk, with one or two products which are low on risk and high on returns. That is what land promises to be.

Having said the above, we also advise our clients to exercise the right amount of caution and source expertise while buying land. Seek out experts rather than take the ‘gut-feel-approach’. Analyze-understand-replicate success stories in land as a portfolio rather than try to re-write a success story. Remember, all leading developers in our country grew at this  scorching pace on valuations, using land as the growth engine.

HAPPY LAND-ing!!!!!!!!!!

The author is the founding Partner of CERTES REALTY LIMITED, a Delhi NCR based Real estate advisory and land consolidation organization and can be contacted on connect@ramesh-menon.com

The SKE State Virtual Land Market HYIP income opportunity is an excellent investment opportunity to get into. There are many things that you should know about this type of an HYIP opportunity including the fact that it is extremely risky.
Buying virtual squares through the SKE State Virtual Land Market is something that anyone can do. You don’t have to own your own website or business to buy squares and earn a profit. You can advertise your business or your own website any way that you want to. You can have referral links if you like also.
The way that you advertise through SKE State Virtual Land Market HYIP is by purchasing a square. You have to purchase at least one square. You must become a member and purchase a square to begin your advertising. However, the more squares that you own, the more it the advertisement will be displayed.
The way that your squares make money is because they are worth an additional 1% each day. This means that if your square is worth $100 today, then tomorrow it will be worth $101. You can sell your squares anytime you like. When you want to sell your squares, all you need to do is go to the members section and select which squares you have that you would like to sell. Usually, it only takes about 48 hours for the money to be transferred when you sell your squares.
The reason that buying advertisement squares from SKE State Virtual Land Market HYIP is the best opportunity is because your advertisement squares are always worth a higher price and you always make a profit. The longer you own your squares, the higher the profit you make on them. You can sell them anytime at a higher price and enjoy the profits from your sales from SKE State Virtual Land Market.
The primary purpose of buying squares from SKE State Virtual Land Market if for advertising. You can advertise your company inside the squares. You can put your company logo, website, sale information, and special offers, whichever you prefer. Many people like to provide an attractive picture that is eye catching to investors. The squares will be linked to your website and increase your traffic also.
Another benefit with advertising your business by purchasing advertising squares from SKE State Virtual Land Market is that you don’t have to pay a fee for withdrawing. The way that fees are applied is by when you purchase squares and hang onto them longer than three days since the purchase date.
Since there is a 1% increase each day and after three days there is a 5% fee, you should sell them within the three days. The best way to purchase squares through SKE State Virtual Land Market is to buy them and sell them within the three day period. This means that you should not hold onto any squares for a period longer than three days or you will be losing money.
SKE State Virtual Land Market is an excellent way to earn money and advertise for your business. This company provides a way to purchase and sell advertising squares at a higher price and you can benefit from an income opportunity. However, the turnaround of your squares must be within 72 hours.

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Mark Twain’s oft heard adage – ‘buy land, they’re not making it anymore’ has been indirectly taken to heart by investors in the UK scouring the markets for the best investment. That is to say that in relation to the boom in the buy-to-let property market it is not the bricks and mortar which rises in value, but the underlying UK land on which the development sits. Indeed, the value of bricks and mortar deteriorates over time, so in some senses a UK property market investment is actually a UK land investment more than anything else.

In this article we will look not at the relative merits of a land investment vis-à-vis a property market investment but at whether the two (ie direct land investment versus indirect land investment) complement each other in an investment portfolio. The former subject is too extensive to discuss here and, at any rate, since many people already have property market assets the pertinent question for them is this: ‘does investment land complement property market holdings or is each investment opportunity best pursued in isolation?’.

Of course much depends on what type of investment land is being considered. For instance, self-build land investment is a natural bed-fellow of buy-to-let property market investment since it is common for investors to develop small plots of UK land and then retain ownership in order to earn rent from the resulting property. However, if your idea of the best investment is not one which involves buying land with planning permission or buying land without planning permission and then developing it out, there are land investment alternatives.

One such is buying land on a professional property and development project. This is sometimes known as Site Assembly land investment and often appeals to the investor for whom self-build land investment is not suitable. The growing market for investment land is being in large part serviced by Site Assembly investment land because, relatively speaking, the number of people investing in land is growing but only a small proportion have the necessary skills and/or appetite for self-build land investment.

With this in mind, we can refine the original question thus: ‘does Site Assembly land investment complement buy-to-let property market investment or is each investment opportunity best pursued in isolation?’ (since Site Assembly land investment is becoming more common).

The key considerations in land investment, and in fact any investment, are threefold:

-Risk (what is the chance of gaining/losing)

-Term (how long is the investment for?)

-Liquidity (how easy is it to exit the investment?)

These criteria will help elucidate whether buy-to-let property market investments and investment land on a Site Assembly project are complementary. In investment terms (ie land investment and otherwise), ‘complementary assets’ are those that provide diversity, so the Risk, Term and Liquidity should be different in each case.

Let’s see:

Buy-to-let property market investment

-Risk: Low

-Term: Long

-Liquidity: High

Site Assembly land investment

-Risk: Medium

-Term: Medium

-Liquidity Low

Although these are generalisations, the above broadly reflect the true nature of buy-to-let property market investment and Site Assembly land investment. Naturally, some buy-to-let property market investments can be medium term just as some Site Assembly land investment projects offer moderate or even high liquidity but generally speaking the information above holds true.

It is therefore reasonable to conclude, working from the premise that complementary investment assets display different profiles (Risk, Term and Liquidity), that Site Assembly land investment and buy-to-let property market investment do complement one another in a portfolio.

This article has not attempted to assess the extent to which investment land is superior to property market investments (or vice-versa). What it has attempted is to consider the growing popularity of investing in land (especially on an existing development projects) and whether such a venture is compatible with a buy-to-let property market investment portfolio.

Rational analysis, as set-out above, suggests that Site Assembly land investment and buy-to-let property market investment are complementary.