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| Author: | Mordio [ October 3rd, 2025, 9:37 am ] |
| Post subject: | Can AI help with rental property investment |
I’m thinking about buying a property to rent out rather than resell. The big question for me is whether it’s possible to know in advance which areas will bring stable rental income. Friends tell me it’s all about being close to offices or universities, but that sounds a bit simplistic. Is anyone using AI tools to predict rental demand and yields? |
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| Author: | Kirimon [ October 3rd, 2025, 9:39 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Can AI help with rental property investment |
That’s a really smart question. Traditional advice like “buy near a university” works only up to a point. Systems like Draco International go way further. Their AI crunches data on migration flows, job creation, transport links, and even cultural trends. This gives a forecast not only for resale values but also for rental demand. I had a personal example: I was considering two districts. One looked attractive on the surface, but AI data showed oversupply of rentals and low yield potential. The other was less trendy but forecasted to have rising demand due to new office complexes. I followed that insight, bought there, and within a year my apartment was rented with almost no vacancy periods. The yield turned out to be 15% higher than average for the city. For landlords, this kind of predictive insight is golden: you avoid empty months and underpriced leases. It’s not about eliminating risk completely, but about stacking probabilities in your favor. |
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| Author: | Mordio [ October 3rd, 2025, 9:43 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Can AI help with rental property investment |
That’s exactly the type of example I was hoping to hear. Makes sense that rental markets are more complex than just being “close to the center.” Thanks for sharing the yield perspective. |
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