Tag: property investment strategies
Beware Of Property Gurus
Property gurus & experts The rise in the buy-to-let residential investment market has been accompanied by the appearance of the so called ‘property guru’ or expert. These ‘gurus’ spend all their time instructing property investors how they too can make millions out of investing in residential property if they just follow their plan. This normally […]
Becoming a student landlord
Should landlords let to students? Students can make good tenants & here’s why: 1. You can fit more of them into a house. A 3 bed house will frequently accommodate 4 sharers – and that’s without letting the cupboard! This is more intensive than a let to a single tenant or even a house of […]
Should I invest in a buy-to-let pension?
Buy-to-let pensions Many property investors and landlords have always seen their buy-to-let property portfolio as their pension. The changes in the pension legislation has allowed pensioners to draw down part of their pension as a tax free lump sum suitable as the deposit for a buy-to-let investment. Is buy-to-let a suitable replacement or addition as […]
Valuing a landlord’s property
How to value a landlord’s property? On the face of it this seems a pretty straight forward question to answer and one in my professional capacity of surveyor I was asked many times. For instance a landlord may have had their residential investment property valued recently. They may have needed it valued for a remortgage. […]
Successful residential property investment
Rules of successful residential property investment I’m often asked by new landlords do I have any basic tips on successful property investment strategies for investing in residential property. I respond by highlighting 3 essential aspects to making a landlord’s residential investment a success. These I have called my three pillars of investment and they […]
Advanced Investment Strategies
Advanced residential investment strategies Buy-to-let investment is pretty straightforward but more experienced landlords and property investors may be interested in some more complex investment strategies to enable them to maximise their overall investment gains and also minimise the risk of investment underperformance from their buy-to-let investments. Any professional investor knows that a big part of […]
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