| Customization: | Available |
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| Feature: | Earthquake Resistant, Easily Movable, Eco-Friendliness, Flexibly Combinable, Leak Proof, Moisture Proof, Safe, Thermal Insulation, Waterproof, Wind Resistance |
| Material: | Container |
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In order to understand if a prefab is a good investment for you, there a number of factors to consider.
While they dramatically cut down the construction time and give you a clear idea of how much it will cost to complete, the long-term ROI (return on investment) largely depends on the conditions involved with the sale.
For example, at minimum, the amount of money spent on building the prefab need to be recouped when it is sold. Of course, while there is no way of knowing exactly how much the property will sell for in the future, researching the local property market will give you a strong indication. This is especially true if you plan on living in the prefab for a few years before putting it on the market.
Similar to traditionally built properties, prefab homes appreciate in value the longer you remain the owner. Understanding the local property market over the past 5-10 years will tell you whether prices are increasing and how much potential there is to make a good profit on a sale.
The same principle also applies to the rental market. If you are thinking of building a prefab to rent it out for extra income, you can get a good idea of the monthly/yearly yield you can enjoy by comparing against similar-sized rental properties.
Aside from sale and rental values, prefabs are also very environmentally friendly, not just in terms of the lower carbon footprint produced during construction, but also in an ongoing capacity, helping to reduce energy bills for the long-term due to the insulation properties.
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