Property which produces income, usually from rental. May also include any property not entirety owner-occupied.
A residential, commercial, or industrial real estate property that isbought or possessed chiefly for the profit it will realize.Foreclosed properties are an excellent way to buy an income property.These inexpensive real estate properties can be used for residential, industrial, commercial purposes to make money.
Real estate purchased for the reasons of income generation.
A residential property purchased for the income flow it produces.
Real property leased to tenants and held for the purpose of generating ongoing rental income.
Real estate capable of producing net revenue.
A piece of property that generated income through rents or other sources.
Property held as an investment, that provides income to the owner through rental or other means.
Real estate that is owned for investment purposes and not used as the owner's residence.
Real estate that generates rental income; apartment buildings, office buildings, shopping centers.
Real estate developed or purchased to produce income, such as a rental unit.
property used to generate rental income.
Property that is usually not owner-occupied and used as a rental for income purposes. Loans for these properties usually have higher interest rates.
Property which produces income from rentals and profits.
Property that produces income from residential or commercial rentals and profits attributable to real estate other than rent. Residential or commercial property that produces income and profits in ways other than rents.
Real estate that is owned or operated to produce revenue
A property which is owned or developed specifically to produce income for its owner.
A piece of property whose highest and best use is the generation of income through rents or other sources.
A property that is developed or improved for the purpose of generating income. Also referred to as "non-owner occupied property" or "rental property."
A property that produces an income stream.
Real estate that generates income such as rental property.
A building or space that can be rented in whole or in part thus producing income for the owner.
Property that is not occupied by the owner but is used to generate income.
Real estate that generates cash flow.
Property that generates rent or other income for the owner, such as an apartment building.
Real estate developed orimproved to produce income.
Any property, including land, which earns you money. Renting out a home that is not your primary residence is one way to use property to make money. Other examples of income property are: vineyards that grow grapes to make wine, parking lots with hourly fees and gas stations. An income property, like an apartment building with more than 4 living units, is normally appraised, mortgaged and taxed differently than a primary, owner-occupied residence.
Non-owner-occupied property that is rented to others.
Real estate bought specifically to generate income. The property may be bought by individuals, corporations or income limited partnership. When selling the property, the owners also hope to sell at a profit. See: Income Limitied Partnership; Limited Partnership
Real estate developed or improved to produce income.
Property purchased primarily for the income to be derived plus certain tax benefits, such as accelerated depreciation. Income property can be commercial, industrial or residential.
Property owned or purchased primarily for the monetary return it will bring. It may be classified as commercial, industrial, or residential.
(known in Britain as Rental Property) Properties owned with intention of producing an income, also referred to as 'non-owner occupied property' or 'rental property'.
Property owned or purchased for the purpose of generating income.
Property that is used to generate income by renting or leasing all or a portion thereof.
Property that produces an income, e.g. building offices, townhouses, apartments.
Real estate developed for the purpose of generating income
Also known as Trade Property or Business Property; it is a property that produces rent or income to the owner.
real estate that generates rental income. -- View Real Estate Listings
Real estate developed and improved to produce steady income.
Property that is used to generate income, i.e. rented to others as either commercial or residential.