York is one of the UK’s oldest cities, rich with history and culture. It is popular with tourists and residents alike who enjoy exploring its cobbled streets and independent shops
York is a medieval...
Liverpool has overtaken Birmingham to become the fourth most visited city for overseas tourists in the UK
The home of The Beatles, two Premier League teams, the largest collection of Grade-II listed buildings...
Derby is an often-overlooked area when it comes to property investment. However, with the arrival of HS2 it will soon come into the limelight.
Much of Derby’s property is undervalued but it is expected...
This furnished holiday let investment opportunity is based on an operational holiday resort based in Cornwall – a popular tourist destination for British and overseas holidaymakers alike. As the site...
Carmarthen Bay hotel is a successfully trading hotel which boasts a private pathway leading down to the beach, private function and conference rooms, a pool, a spa and first-class restaurant that serves...
2019 is finally upon us and with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, many are apprehensive about investing in the UK property market. We believe that there is still opportunity to be had, if you know where...
One BHM is a new buy to let in Birmingham city centre, occupying a much-coveted B1 post code. It is a collection of 165 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments based in Birmingham’s city centre.
The...
Queens House is a new residential development in central Sheffield comprising of 99 luxury studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments.
From a leisure perspective it is close to many amenities, including a...
Lindors is a new luxury retirement retreat based in the Wye Valley area of Gloucestershire. Wye Valley is one of the most dramatic lowland landscapes in Southern Britain and is an Area of Outstanding Natural...
Abbot Hall is a former hotel that will be transformed into a luxury lifestyle retreat consisting of 50 suites and lodges for both long and short-term residents. The rooms will have magnificent views of...
Granite House is a Grade II listed building on Stanley Street in central Liverpool. Built in the traditional construction style of the early 20th Century, it will be re-purposed to a boutique student accommodation...
Bancourt House is a luxury retirement resort based in the Torquay area of Devon – famously known as the English Riviera, aimed at accommodating both short-term and long-term residents.
The building will...
A three storey 78 unit development based just north-east of Bristol’s city centre meaning it is convenient for students who attend either the University of Bristol, or the University of the West of England...
This Grade II listed building was previously the birthplace of British ex-Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden. It will be sympathetically renovated to transform it into a luxury retirement property.
Investors...
Canal-side living in Tobacco Wharf – a converted tobacco factory in Liverpool.
90 one and two-bedroom apartments are assembled over 5 floors, with prices starting from £84,995. The price available on...
This is an exciting new investment opportunity in Liverpool’s city centre. Interiors are finished to a high specification to complement the grandeur of the exterior.
Originally Union Bank’s head office,
This luxury retirement development is located in the Torbay area of Devon, otherwise known as the English Riviera.
High demand is anticipated due to the area having one of the highest percentages of over...
Located in a county with one of the highest percentage of over 65s. This luxury retirement home investment in St Austell attracts self-paying residents which are shown to be the most profitable.
A 10%...
#47 is a new student property development located in the heart of Leicester’s city. According to recent figures, there are 6.4 students to every dedicated room within the city centre, so demand is...
Situated in the Manchester City Regeneration Area, Signature Mill is a conversion of an old textile mill offering panoramic views over Manchester’s city centre.
Due to Manchester’s increasing desirability,
Although it may seem like bad news for buy-to-let landlords, all is not lost. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says of these investments; “they have been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% net income per annum."... Read More
Although capital gains tax was not reduced for buy-to-let landlords, all is not as bad as it would seem. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says that “It has been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% Net income per annum."... Read More
It sucks getting gazumped. If the laws were more like in Scotland, once an offer were accepted, that becomes the binding contract. It would avoid chains of purchases falling apart. The other option is to purchase off-plan property because their are usually a few units and you can avoid the disappointment of missing out. ... Read More
It is great to hear that you have connected with another landlord in your area who seems to be doing well.
If you are able to negotiate deal to a below market value price and add additional value or an extra room to maximise income that sounds like a recipe for success.
Having your buy-to-let portfolio in your local area gives you a greater sense of control and can often keep running costs low by self-managing the properties.
If you are open to properties outside of your area; I have a motivated seller who is prepared to sell his two bedroom apartment in Salford for £ 107,995. It was only built in 2008, so there will probably not be much you have to spend on it for a while. A Similar two bed apartment was sold in the same block in last year for £134,597.
The flat is tenanted with a rental income of £ 695 per calendar month. The Net yield after deducting letting management fees, ground rent and service charge is 6%.... Read More
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16:34 PM, 21st March 2016, About 9 years ago
Although it may seem like bad news for buy-to-let landlords, all is not lost. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says of these investments; “they have been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% net income per annum."... Read More
16:24 PM, 21st March 2016, About 9 years ago
Although capital gains tax was not reduced for buy-to-let landlords, all is not as bad as it would seem. Inflation is low, shares prices are falling, several investors like the simplicity of student accommodation investment because they have paid for their own children weekly rent throughout 3 years of university. Director AK says that “It has been really popular as a hands off investment generating 8% Net income per annum."... Read More
23:55 PM, 13th September 2015, About 9 years ago
It sucks getting gazumped. If the laws were more like in Scotland, once an offer were accepted, that becomes the binding contract. It would avoid chains of purchases falling apart. The other option is to purchase off-plan property because their are usually a few units and you can avoid the disappointment of missing out. ... Read More
23:40 PM, 9th June 2013, About 12 years ago
Hi Matt,
It is great to hear that you have connected with another landlord in your area who seems to be doing well.
If you are able to negotiate deal to a below market value price and add additional value or an extra room to maximise income that sounds like a recipe for success.
Having your buy-to-let portfolio in your local area gives you a greater sense of control and can often keep running costs low by self-managing the properties.
If you are open to properties outside of your area; I have a motivated seller who is prepared to sell his two bedroom apartment in Salford for £ 107,995. It was only built in 2008, so there will probably not be much you have to spend on it for a while. A Similar two bed apartment was sold in the same block in last year for £134,597.
The flat is tenanted with a rental income of £ 695 per calendar month. The Net yield after deducting letting management fees, ground rent and service charge is 6%.... Read More