I still hold to my theory. For a given property, yields fall over the long term. Until it gets redeveloped, when the yield resets (but usually involving a lot of extra money put in so you can almost call it a 'new' property).
On the other hand, if it doesn't, and rental actually rise as fast as prices, then heck I'll be doing even better than I planned.
Alex
On the other hand, if it doesn't, and rental actually rise as fast as prices, then heck I'll be doing even better than I planned.
Alex