After investing in a property advertised as a "high-yield property" that is intentionally rented out at a high rent, the lease contract is terminated by the subleasing company within a short period of time.
There are sellers who sign a lease agreement with a closely related subleasing company at a high rent (although the lease is actually scheduled to be terminated in a short period of time) in order to sell their property at a considerably high yield compared to other similar properties.
In fact, the subleasing company may terminate the lease agreement after six months to a year, after obtaining a portion of the high resale profit from the original owner.
In such a case, the rent for a new subleasing company or other company to lease the entire property would be much lower. If the loan repayment is based on the initial rental income, there is a high risk that the real estate investment will be failed.