This Isn’t a Property Market Bubble… Here’s Why
There have been many (major) publications as well as front cover stories asking the same pointed question: Is this property market a bubble? Many investors and economic commentators are also raising
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Secret Confessions of an Estate Agent
They've had their bust, now they're having their boom. Desperate housewives, bitter divorcees and rampant rodents may sound like the cast of a saucy Channel 4 drama series, but they're all
Building Your Property Portfolio With Development Finance
Property development for larger scale projects is all about having a vision. It's about understanding the market and turning that vision into a reality, yet often developers and investors have problems
A Safer Way to Higher Yields?
Every investor wants yield today, and it's getting harder and harder to find. As prices have risen, residential yields are coming under pressure. And not just for property but for many
How To Use Property To Get A New 50K Merc No Money Down
Whilst in Barbados in the sun of Sandy Lane, Mark and I were debating (our debates often turn into arguments on who knows the most about property) about a chapter
Refurbishment Finance – Options for light and heavy refurbishment
Pre-credit crunch it was very easy to get finance from a bank for the refurbishment of a property that was not mortgageable. They would give you a percentage of the
Why Boring is Beautiful in the Property Market
Sex(y) sells. But it doesn't work, does it? The vast majority of (newbie) property investors – despite what they may tell you – don’t really want consistent, ‘money-box’ properties that generate
The Buy Refurbish Remortgage Blueprint – The “No-Money-Left-In” Secret
Would you like to know how you can make every deal a no money left in [NMLI] or even a no money down [NMD] deal, with good discounts? Because this unedited
Would You Buy Single Let Properties?
Most investors are die hard single let fans. They buy low priced high yielding units. They source and buy at a discount. They add value - spending £1 to add £2.50 -