Your Guide to Shared Ownership Property
What is shared ownership property?Shared ownership is a scheme which allows first time buyers to part buy and rent their homes. You typically own your share and then rent a
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Brexit and Its Effect on The UK Housing Market
With Britain officially leaving the EU in March of 2019 and its government still no nearer to reaching an agreement about the terms of the departure, there is more than
Should I Pay Off My Mortgage?
So, you’ve almost reached the promised land and you’ve got yourself in the position where you can go mortgage free if you choose to. It’s a very tempting thing to
5 Surefire Ways to Find Tenants for Your Buy to Let Property
When you own a property that isn’t your primary residence, having it sitting empty is a big no no. Whilst it’s sitting vacant, the property you bought as an investment
What Brexit means for your property investing business?
Beth asked me this morning: What is going to happen to property investors post-Brexit? What is Brexit going to mean for your property investments? The answer I gave to her
How to use BRR strategy to acquire buy-to-let property
In this episode, we're going to do something a little bit different. I've only recently been running a series of videos on Facebook all about property strategies. Some of you,
7 Lessons To Learn from Successful Property Investors
There are many sources of inspiration that can be used to guide your property investment career, but there’s no better one than the lessons you can learn from those who
Which Property Investment Course Should You Choose?
The flexible nature of online courses has made them extremely popular in recent years, not least because of the fact that you can learn all manner of skills from anywhere
Is Buy-to-Let Dead? What You Should know Before Starting Your Buy-to-Let Business
Buy to let is dead – prices are down 5% or 10%. Buy to let is booming – prices are up 5%. The stock market has crashed – dropped 5%. The media hypes and sensationalises to sell newspapers, creating polarised extremes that usually exaggerate in either direction.