Buy-to-let or rental property plays an important part in many investors’ portfolios, but it is inherently complicated to evaluate the returns and costs relative to other asset classes. In addition, while listed instruments are accessed through unit trusts and controlled by various intermediaries[1], rental property is typically controlled by investors themselves. As a result, investors often lack clarity into the relative performance of their investments and whether it is the best investment vehicle for achieving their goals…. to view the full article, please click here.
How rental property compares as an asset class
