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Dutch residential property attracts investors thanks to stable demand in the large cities. But returns depend heavily on location, purchase price and the regulations that apply to rentals.
Look at the gross and net yield, not just the asking price: include maintenance, service costs, taxes, vacancy and management fees. Compare similar homes in the same neighbourhood to judge rents realistically.
Rules on rent levels, permits and energy labels differ by municipality and rental segment and change over time, so get current advice before you commit.
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