Investment returns generally come from income (such as rent or dividends) and capital growth (an increase in value). The level of return depends on the investment type (e.g., property, stocks, or funds), risk level, and time horizon. Higher returns often involve higher risks, so it is essential to evaluate returns in the context of associated risks.

All investments involve risks, including market risk (declining values), liquidity risk (difficulty in quick sales), income risk (e.g., lack of tenants or missed dividends), and execution risk (delays or cost overruns in projects). At Kohn Capital, we mitigate these risks through comprehensive in-house control, structured oversight, and disciplined execution at every investment stage.

The recommended investment duration depends on your strategy: Short-term investments often involve higher uncertainty and speculation. Medium-term investments allow for some growth and recovery from market volatility. Long-term investments typically reduce risk through market cycles and compounding. Property and equities generally perform better over extended periods.