Tag: Capital Growth
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Buy to Let Yields Outpaced Pensions Over Last Decade
Returns on buy to let have outpaced other investments over the first decade of this century, according to a property research firm.
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What does the Future Hold for Buy to Let?
Why Property?
Over the last 30 years UK property prices have achieved average compound growth of approximately 10% each year for all...
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Period Homes Give Investors the Best Returns
Property investors looking for homes with the best capital growth should look for homes built before the end of the First World War,
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Keep it Simple – Take Your First Steps in Property by Rec...
At Your Property Network we are often approached by first time property investors who are confused about the best way to set about...
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Commercial property starts the year on a high
Commercial investors are celebrating average property values increasing by 8.9% and returns of 16.1% for 2010.
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Sell or hold after completing a refurbishment?
This question was recently asked on a property forum and inspired me to write this post.
A spreadsheet could be written to crunch the...
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Would you refinance off a rate of 2.25% onto a rate of 5%?
As a stand alone question, the logical answer would be ‘of course not!”. However, some landlords are doing this and for very...