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Our primary focus is the safety of our appraisers, clients and their customers in the affected area.

Our primary focus is the safety of our appraisers, clients and their customers in the affected area.

They generate some form of income—dividends, interest, rents, or even royalties—that fall outside the scope of the property owner's regular line of business.

And the way in which an investment property is used has a significant impact on its value.

With the latter, investors will often engage in flipping, where real estate is bought, remodeled or renovated, and sold at a profit within a short time frame.

Investment properties are those that are not used as a primary residence.

For instance, a family may purchase a cottage or other vacation property to use themselves, or someone with a primary home in the city may purchase a second property in the country as a retreat for weekends.

In these cases, the second property is for personal use—not as an income property.

These can be single-family homes, condominiums, apartments, townhomes, or other types of residential structures.

Commercial: Income-generating properties don't always have to be residential.

To illustrate, imagine an investor buys a property for 0,000 and spends ,000 installing new plumbing.

A few years later, he sells the property for 0,000.