16/10/2026
A home for yourself and an investment are two different purchases.
I hear it all the time: “I’ll buy, rent it out and stay there from time to time.” Sounds like the best of both worlds. In practice it usually ends in disappointment.
A rental apartment is a working asset. A year of guests leaves its mark: drawings on the walls, worn-out furniture, missing forks. You arrive “home” and find someone else’s apartment.
That’s why at StoneTree we start with two questions, not with a property:
— what is the purpose of the purchase?
— what financial result do you expect from the strategy?
For living, you buy with emotion. For investment, you buy with numbers: entry price, ROI, service charges, rental and exit liquidity.
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For information purposes only. Not investment advice.