51 to 100 isn't too far fetched. A cheap, 1 bedroom rental apartment starts at - say - 2000 UF, or USD $75,000. 20% down payment would be USD $15,000. I can easily see it being feasible for people in the top 5-10% income range to be able to buy a couple of these every year to build a real estate portfolio.Baltimore wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 12:27 pmhttp://www.diarioestrategia.cl/texto-di ... tributario
451 contribuyentes tienen entre 51 y 100 viviendas
255 contribuyentes tienen entre 101 y 200 viviendas
62 contribuyentes tienen entre 201 y 300 viviendas
40 contribuyentes tienen entre 301 y 400 viviendas
28 contribuyentes tienen entre 401 y 500 viviendas
51 contribuyentes tienen entre 501 y 1.000 viviendas
23 contribuyentes tienen entre 1.000 y 2.000 viviendas y
25 contribuyentes tienen 2.001 y más viviendas
Let's see what comes out of the tax debate that is coming...
Chileans do like to invest in real estate, and getting to 50+ properties isn't too far fetched on a 10-20 year horizon. Heck, these properties probably pay for themselves after the initial down payment.