Thursday, 11 Mar 2010
We are a family run business team who over a number of years have built a sizeable portfolio of properties.
So does that make us experts......
Heavens no, but the universal principles of property investment we have acquired throughout our journey can be applied to anyone, irrespective of age, race, religion, background, ability, education, or sexual orientation.
Property is the one arena that levels the playing field for all participants.
O.K then I hear you say, why isn't everyone a property Millionaire?
That which separates the wealthy from the poor in any endeavour is their attitude to risk, and there are risks in the property market. However the rewards in comparison to the alternatives are much greater as long as you buy the right property in the right location at a time that suits your individual financial situation.
When it all began........
It all started when by chance a property became available in the street of our family home.
As I knew the area and my brother and I needed somewhere to live, we agreed to purchase this property together.
I eventually sold out and purchased a 2nd property at the bottom of the market, in 1997 which began a string of other property purchases. In 1999 I met my wife and we began renting a property together. We eventually purchased this property and began building a portfolio. Today we own many properties around the UK.
So how can we help you to build your own portfolio............
First of all our philosophy rests in a straightforward approach.
Many property companies will baffle virgin investors with industry waffle and jargon. We believe in a simple and concise approach without:
a. The need to charge outrageous membership fees
b. The need to charge for 3 day courses
Our approach is based upon delivering results that encourage our members to remain loyal. We believe that by sharing the benefits of the services we provide, you will feel comfortable referring friends and associates to our service. To do this we network with other investors and industry contacts to find the best deals on the market.
Services we provide include:
Property Consultancy
Off Plan Investment
Equity release (via our mortgage broker
Sale & Leaseback/Cash for your Home
Property Rental Service
Portfolio Building and Property Income Generation
Joint Venture Investments
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This is a question asked by all start-up investors. My response is don't listen to the facts, speak to a friend down the pub................
They usually have all the answers and let’s face it, they always know a man who knows a man who lost his shirt buying a property that was valued at more than it was worth etc. etc.
OR
Do your research.
The property market has consistently enjoyed year-on-year growth for ten years with healthy increases each year. The credit crunch brought this rise to a swift end but in our view the time has never been better to pick up a bargain if you purchase wisely there will be no reliance on the market to give you capital gains.
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Property can provide financial stability as:
a. A tangible asset to secure further lending against
b. A vehicle for investment in the future to provide equity release in retirement etc.
c. Property Rental interest payments are fully tax deductible
d. Property investment expenses are tax deductible
e. Property has historically always outperformed the money markets.
f. You manage the investment, not a bank, building society or financial institution.
g. Property affords Time Leverage. If you purchase wisely you can make more in a few months than you would in a year in your daytime job, for a fraction of the time invested.
h. If you have young children, imagine how much money they will need to join the property ladder. Why not give them a head start now?
Don't let anyone tell you that property is all Win=Win. There are some pitfalls to consider before taking the leap into property investment
a. Interest rates can go up as well as down making it harder to cover any rental income
b. Property needs maintenance. This will usually be undertaken by a professional tradesman which can be difficult during busy periods
c. Tenants can sometimes stop paying the rent, which means you need a fallback plan should your rental income dry up unexpectedly.
e. Properties that are purchased without a survey can sometimes need a lot of work to rectify any problems present. Always purchase a full survey when buying property.
f. If you are not good with paperwork, get a book-keeper. Accounts need to be kept and submitted for tax purposes.