What do you think about leasehold apartments with 100-150+ years lease remaining. Are they a good investment opportunity? For buy to let or even capital gain
Jamie, great video. Could you give us some figures for the actual metrics that you mentioned?... How much employment should we be looking for? What percentage rental agreements? What percentage sold stc? Etc.
Jamie thank you for trying to help people. I have found that the others lie, deceitful and are basically SCAMMERS; trying to help themselves. CONTINUE AS YOU ARE DOING. I AM A LAWYER AND A MINISTER OF RELIGION I KNOW GOD IS GOING TO BLESS YOU EVEN MORE BECAUSE JAMIE YOU ARE HONEST AND GOOD, GOD BLESS YOU.❤. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
Such a detailed video and very well explained. This is brilliant for beginners who are starting out their learning journey in property. Thanks for this free content Jamie!
@@JamieYork Keighley is a bd postcode and is going crazy the moment with house prices and rent. Even skipton is a bd postcode, however under a Different council.
@@JamieYork I was just going to say exactly the same thing. The city centre is very hit and miss but there are some beautiful parts outside of the city itself.
Hi Jamie, another great video! I’ve seen your stocks and shares ISA video and I was wondering what you invest in and why (I.e. to diversify away from property etc). Think it would be a good video, of course though, not financial advice, I just think it would be interesting :)
Birmingham and Manchester are the area being heavily promoted by estate agents in Hong Kong. I know Manchester is not an updated choice now, but is Birmingham having good prospect as I was told it would be a financial hub 2nd to London and the HS2 is gonna have an positive effect ? I’m looking for cash flow + capital growth BTL.
@@JamieYork given that we're the most North easterly county, Yes nearly always southern investors. Why is that hard to believe? I missed out on buying a family home because a woman from Oxford made a cash offer. Yes, Oxford ffs! It's got to be 250+ miles away.
Great content! From my research the top 5 areas in UK that are going through regeneration are Derby, Birmingham, Leeds, Slough, Bracknell. So i strongly feel they are great locations to invest in. Thanks.
What about if you owned 10 houses in the North east all around £40k in value?.. They'd surely be generating around £3-4k per month You could buy one with cash, then buy the next and the next and so on.
Gross, yes, but once you met it down, it would shock me if you take home more than £1,500 a year consistently. And the capital growth will be near nonexistent
I am interested in investing in Lincoln. It was very big for student HMO 15+ years ago but I know that has gone due to Halls of Residence being established (local estate agents have corroborated this). There is still employment for a lot of foreign workers in factories I understand and nurses require accommodation. Interestingly one estate agent blackballs certain demographics and will not entertain buy to let/HMO with them (they didn't) specify. My letting agent (I'm renting on a new area due to work) says they avoid Lincoln due to a lot of local red tape from the local council. What are your thoughts. A lawyer friend of mine suggested York due to that abundance of students. Additionally both these cities are touristy. What are your thoughts?
Great video however, I'm living in Dublin, I'd love to hear if you have heard of or know of any Irish resources or people relevant to the type of property investing you are highlighting in this video. Thanks
Only started watching your content today and already 6 videos down. I'm a newbie...or will be a newbie investor and haven't searched areas as of yet. But I live in Glasgow. Just wondering at first thoughts if you would happen to know if this area is a great investment opportunity?
Great videos and enjoyed this as you keep the lingo simple. I’m looking at investing in 2 years but educating myself best first through books and videos and possible courses, I already do Stocks and shares, it payed my family house deposit. What hit home with what you said and ‘Rich Dad poor dad’, currently where I live there’s huge Amazon development plans (a village!) with much protesting from local MP’s but moving with the times it’s about turning it into an opportunity. It will create jobs and infrastructure.
@@JamieYork yes saw earlier , very spacious for a London 2 bed . Lovely windows and opening doors . I live in London hence asking . East London has rocketed, all the best
Hi Jamie, I enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing. I am new to property investment, am I able to contact you directly. I am really interested in knowing which services you provide / charges.
in Oldham there are certain areas which require you to have a landlord licence from the council even for vanilla BTL's. These tend to be in the more deprived parts of the town such as OL8 areas, Greenacres, St.mary's plus others. I lived in Oldham for over 20 years and also have rental property. if you ever need some local knowledge let me know. keep up the content it is very informative.
@@andyg9940 it is one of the nicer areas in oldham and as far as I know it's not. Here is a link to the areas which are just for future reference. www.oldham.gov.uk/downloads/download/955/selective_licensing_of_private_landlords_street_lists_and_maps
Depends on what strategy your going for to be honest.Failsworth, Chadderton, Moorside,Royton,Shaw,Crompton and Austerlands, have some cheaper houses still with some good rental.
Hello Jamie, what would you consider a fair amount of cash to invest in buy to let businness(anywhere in the uk) in order get an net income of 30k per year, thanks(hope my question's not to silly)
What if I live nowhere near the best areas for buy to let properties? I am in the South West, but most of the places you recommend are far away from me. Surely it would be easier to buy to let somewhere local to me so I can oversee maintenance etc?
Great video! Thank you! I am just looking into investing into an off plan new build in Leeds and would appreciate any input you guys could give... Good idea or a barge poll type of rejection? 😁thank you in advance. Have a great weekend!
Hi Jamie! Greta content! It motivates me to plan for the future and gives hope. What do you think about investing in Liverpool, Lancaster, Preston areas? Blackpool is also a big question for me. Its reputation is not so great, but currently there is a huge demand for rental properties in more decent areas. Also a lot of demand for properties near to the hospital (as agency and locum staff struggle to find accommodation). I am a junior doctor myself so I can see me colleagues struggle. Worth to consider as an investment plan? It would perhaps be HMO and temporary accommodation.... Have you got any thoughts on that?
I've got a hotel in Blackpool there's lots of developments happening and yes the back streets can be grim, but money is good👍 Alot of investors are buying up small bbs in my area, (central) As they know there going to go up in price once the big development £300million is build in a few yrs
Bar my use of RU-vid, I'm abit oldschool. I don't do social media and I'm interested in your mentoring aspect as I've been through a recent marital separation and the family home was sold in which we got a fantastic return, so it wasn't that bad of a kick in the teeth. Which means I have "spare" cash to start investing alongside purchasing a property for myself to live. I have zero experience of this "world" of property/investment. I did delve into shares afew years back made a profit but nothing to shout about just wished it would of been bitcoin at that time.
Thanks Jason. It is a bit strange to work out what to do, visit www.aspirepropertygroup.co.uk and make sure to fill in your details and one of my property investment consultants might be able to help you out!
Omg, so much information, working and listening all your videos. Jamie, what would be your best 3 picks around an hour drive to any direction of London? Thanks
John Merritt: and it's defo on the rise with the Treasury moving there, Amazon just opened two warehouses, btl will skyrocket. There's nothing under £40k anymore - all sold!
Hi. I am a newbie so forgive my naivety. I bought a house in one of the aeas where the HS2 will stop (if it does happen). It affected the house I was buying because the surveyor said it wasn't worth the money it was being sold for because of the HS2 plan.. I had to pay for a separate survey which showed the HS2 would be 600 metres away from the property. It had a negative affect on the property. I guess if the property is close to the line it's going to have a negative impact on the property due to noise. You believe this is incorrect?
Hi Jamie, another great video. Really good content. I’ve focused my investments mainly in York to date. Still some steals available if you have the right building team onboard. I’ve found the Properties here have the benefit that they can be purposed for anything from a btl, hmo’s, flips, and of course the holiday lets which have given us the best returns.
Not telling where! I like the advice on data. You also have to factor in the personal element...eg do You mind driving xx hours and stay for xx days every few months to sort out properties/tenants/housekeepers/check guest issues, maintenance jobs😉 You also dismissed cheaper properties... if you get proper local knowledge and the right tenants it can work really well. Thanks for the info, some interesting insights☺️
Hi! I love your content! I am an Interior Architect and I have been working alongside with a property developer for 2 years helping to increase the properties value before reselling. Are you planning to do a video with information about how much can you increase the value of the property if you seek expert advice? Or about finding properties that have a different use and convert them into houses/flats? Have you been working with that?
Love your Vids Jamie ♥️ You are mentioned that huge funds in the development plan of a council would be a good indicator. Is this also the case if the council is announcing this: "Covering an area of over 270 hectares, it includes eight major catalyst projects that aim to create 21,000 new homes and 6,000 jobs, giving XXX a new lease of life." Is this plan not dangerous for an investor as the new houses becoming new competitors for our own BTLs in the future ?
Slick and informative. Top takeaways for me were being aware of overly dense areas of LHA and the demographic breakdown. Only niggle would be the ads in between. Not sure if you’re able to filter out property ads? Personal view is it could dilute or distract from your own good content.
