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As a property developer i dont play nickle and dime stuff and would pay 150k otherwise someone like me snap it up,Rent it out and in 7 years it doubles so I don't care about anything else.Then borrow 80% off that property and buy another.
So the best case scenario is you invest around 40k lets say you make 250 a month after all expenses 3k a year, you rent for 2 years and they move out now you may need new carpets, paint and it takes 3 months to out back on the market essentially eating i to nearly all your profit all while the s and p index is still averaging 9% a year which will be tax free if investing in a stocks and shares isa the risk reward ratio is way off. Property is good over a long time because of the IRR but is way to risky for a first timer
Great video, thank you, We’ve never supplied curtains or lampshades, but I am in The process of renovating one of our properties at the moment, And I certainly will be visiting a local secondhand shops for curtains and lampshades. Thank you for the tip.
I think but to let loans should be temporarily be banned, to stabilise the market. Yes house values will decrease a little but only to it's true market value not current inflated value. Property investors can still buy and sell homes, but at least more ownership will happen. And risk to banks will decrease in turn reducing interest rates
@@new2property we can agree to disagree on that point. However rental prices have been inflated due to increase in interest rates. However if interest rates reduce I would expect rents to reduce equally. Refusing to do so is then profiteering, as it's not the going rate at that point it's just increasing profit margins. My father rents 3 houses he built, and kept the rents low as he was heavily affected by interest rates rise and he cares for his tenants not just uses them as cash cows, he could increase his rents by £250 easily but chooses not to because he has morals and increases/decrease inline with his costs. Not many landlords will do that, hence I am in favour of rental regulation
Hi thanks very much for watching and for taking the time to drop a comment. I`m not near Cheshire and I actually do my own EPC`s but thank you very much for the offer I really appreciate it
Research the fall of the US dollar and it it will effect all debt backed markets. Houses are the worst investments at the moment because the powers that be are preparing to abandon the current cash system and introduce a digital system. Many won’t listen but it’s inevitable it going to happen. Be smart, be wise and trust in Jesus Christ
Great Channel. Probably the best I've come across. Please continue with the videos. Could you possible do a video on purchase through limited company. Also what formula are you using to get you property yield figures. Many thanks
Hi, Thanks for watching, if you head over to my website www.new2property.co.uk you can purchase my ROI calculation tool, its called the deal calculator. What is it specifically you need to know about purchasing in a LTD company? is it just the process you are after?
I love it. You buy the same sort of places as us. Key safe idea is great. Love that you do the painting. I call my guys. I’m happy with cleaning and jet washing. 🤪👌
I really enjoyed that. I do exactly the same with the description too. I also use AI to help too. Attention detail really attracts the right tenant. Congratulations on this next project. Do you have a goal in mind or will you just keep going?
Thanks very much for watching and for taking the time to drop a comment I also use AI to help me with the descriptions, I should have mentioned that, thanks for the reminder I have a goal of a set amount of net income pcm that will cover my living expenses and a nice holiday here and there, I need a few more properties yet.
Hi Jack, its great to hear from you, thanks for watching. You can see what I offer on my website: www.new2property.co.uk I`m also on IG if you wanted to drop me a message on there: new2property My email address is: info@new2property.co.uk
Buy through limited company or when the increase value of your portfolio out perform your total debt. Think to transfer your company ownership to an offshore trust... do the calculation and plan for the future...
Thank you for your videos mate.. . Crypto education is what the world needs the most right now. I don’t think that buy and hold is a valid investment strategy anymore. Not too diluted and to a degree, follows Sophia’s trading ideas and signal tips for your portfolio growth and aggressiveness. She is a woman who has not only taught me what the cryptocurrency trading world looks like but a secret to uplift my finance. Buying crypto and waiting for the price to shoot up is not the best way to invest in the market but buying and trading is. Sophia Haney’s trade signaIs does the heavy lifting, generating competitive returns for crypto traders and investors in the form of money and peace of mind. Time in the market vs. timing the market. If you keep that mentality as an investor, you will stay calm during the storm! Within some months I was making a lot more money and have continued on that same path...
Can't share much here, I take guidance from ‘Sophia E Haney’ a renowned figure in her industry with over two decades of work experience. I'd suggest you research her further on the web.
I agree that there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with experience…
You are more than welcome, sorry I`ve been focussing on my IG profile and my live workshops. Thanks for watching and for following my channel its really appreciated.
thanks, very informative, quick question, do you have any concerns about the likely incoming taxes, restriction, etc.(almost punishments) for private landlords?
Hi Jane, Thanks very much for watching and for dropping a comment. I`m not overly concerned no, I see it as a case of just adapting, evolving and moving with the times.
For a three bedroom house, is it better strategy to rent out the full house (unfurnished/furnished) or rent each room (which results in higher monthly rent assuming all rooms are occupied) In your experience, which has been more profitable out of the above two? Can you create a video on pro and cons for above options?
Hi, Renting a property by the room will typically generate more monthly rental income. However, its not that easy, the property might be in an article 4 area meaning you can`t rent to more than two unrelated people. Also managing a HMO comes with more hassle and time commitment than a single let. You`ll want to define your strategy as this is very much a personal preference. Thanks for watching and for dropping a comment.
Thanks for your videos, helped with our property search! I had a question, offer has been been accepted on a property we were interested in but the Mortage advisor said we need to action the solicitor because that is needed to apply for mortgage process In your videos you have said that solicitor is involved only after rics (which I was planning to do as well so if there are any issues, I can pull out without incurring the solicitor costs) Please can you advice if the Mortage advisor is giving me right information? Is solicitor needed to apply for the Mortage? (My first property was new built as a first time buyer and it was all done seemless in the back ground by the new built estate agent 😅 so can’t remember if solicitor was involved at Mortage application step) Looking forward for anyone to answer this if you have this info , thank you!
Hi, Step 1 a mortgage valuation will need to be carried out on the property, if the lender agrees with the purchase price then you can action a surveyor, if you are happy with the survey then you can action your solicitor. A solicitor is not needed at the time of obtaining a mortgage. I hope this helps. It sounds like you would benefit from seeking help from someone experienced, its best to get an understanding of the process before pushing forward as mistakes can be costly.
@@new2property thanks Dan for the response. Since I have said that I will action the solicitor once the rics2 is complete, the Mortage advisor hasn’t asked me again to provide solicitor details. But saying that, I will only go through solicitor after survey is complete as advised in your videos. I did order your book so will go through it as well so I follow right steps. The new house is on a road next to my current house. As I have had a lodger for a year and also had Airbnb before that, I am confident that house in this area is good for business. However, just the step to buy houses is new to me but I am doing all due diligence. However, if you have recommendations on house buying journey and what to consider etc, will be great! Thank you again for your videos, really informative!
Good video, however your no's don't stack up.. I've just calculated the ROI based on the no's you said on the video however it doesn't marry up, unless I'm missing something here..ie: £260.44 p/mth doesn't make £2,867.25 p/a, likewise it'd be interesting to find out how you calculated a higher ROI of 6.46% when the rate is even higher at (5.85%) however I appreciate this doesn't have the hefty mortgage product fee you were being charged initially in the lower rate of 4.39%...
Hi Anthony, I used a deal calculator that I created, you can purchase the tool on my website if you are interested. Even if you are not there is a demo video you can watch to see how I calculated my numbers. Thanks for watching and for dropping a comment.
