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    Student Property Investment – Crosshall Video Presentation

    Posted on February 11, 2013 | No Comments
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  • There is an abundance of resources on the internet covering the current state of the British housing market, although it may like a tangled web of information at times. This is one of the main reasons why eMortgage Calculator has gathered statistical data from numerous reports over the years and collated it into this single representation. This report gives you a structured overview of the most important developments witnessed in the UK property market over the last two decades. Some of the facts presented below are self-evident, but the actual numbers might be substantially different to what you initially anticipated. The greater majority of us know that London’s housing market is a premium property investment market; e.g. houses are in fact a whopping 218% more costly than in the North-west of England. However, the story was quite different in the early 90’s when the Outer Metropolitan region was seen as...

    The UK Housing Market in a Nutshell

    Posted on October 24, 2012 | No Comments
    There is an abundance of resources on the internet covering the current state of the British housing market, although it may like a tangled web of information at times. This is one of the main reasons why eMortgage Calculator has gathered statistical data from numerous reports over the years and collated it into this single representation. This report gives you a structured overview of the most important developments witnessed in the UK property market over the last two decades. Some of the facts presented below are self-evident, but the actual numbers might be substantially different to what you initially anticipated. The greater majority of us know that London’s housing market is a premium property investment market; e.g. houses are in fact a whopping 218% more costly than in the North-west of England. However, the story was quite different in the early 90’s when the Outer Metropolitan region was seen as...

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  • Buying a house can be an exciting time, as having your own home and space is something most people aspire to; however, if you are new to home buying it can also get very confusing. Worries such as getting the right mortgage or house prices falling affect most first-time buyers. With the right advice and support, however, you can find your perfect affordable home. Buying a Property in 2012 According to the Halifax Building Society, house prices are expected to remain the same, with very little rise or fall, for the rest of 2012 and well into 2013. The average cost of a family home in England is currently around £160,000. If this is out of the range of your budget, there are still other options to allow you to own your own home. Shared Ownership If you cannot afford the mortgage on a home, shared ownership is an ideal...

    Understanding the UK Property Market – A Guide to Buying

    Posted on October 15, 2012 | No Comments
    Buying a house can be an exciting time, as having your own home and space is something most people aspire to; however, if you are new to home buying it can also get very confusing. Worries such as getting the right mortgage or house prices falling affect most first-time buyers. With the right advice and support, however, you can find your perfect affordable home. Buying a Property in 2012 According to the Halifax Building Society, house prices are expected to remain the same, with very little rise or fall, for the rest of 2012 and well into 2013. The average cost of a family home in England is currently around £160,000. If this is out of the range of your budget, there are still other options to allow you to own your own home. Shared Ownership If you cannot afford the mortgage on a home, shared ownership is an ideal...

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  • We have to admit most of us are not that expert in finances and investing. Whenever we have to deal with money and how to use it, we immediately think about the word “risks” and “stocks” and other things that is better not to consider. But the truth is there are so many ways one can invest safely. One of them is quite simple. Houses are a very important part of everybody’s lives. How can you live without a roof? Lots of people rent apartments, move and consequently this is a huge business. A simple way to invest your money is improving your house. Not buying a new property (did you check prices recently?), but improving yours in a way that will be profitable for you in the future. In this infographic you can see the best ways to do it: with extensions and conversions you can easily achieve a...

    The UK Guide to Raise The Value of Your Home!

    Posted on September 19, 2012 | No Comments
    We have to admit most of us are not that expert in finances and investing. Whenever we have to deal with money and how to use it, we immediately think about the word “risks” and “stocks” and other things that is better not to consider. But the truth is there are so many ways one can invest safely. One of them is quite simple. Houses are a very important part of everybody’s lives. How can you live without a roof? Lots of people rent apartments, move and consequently this is a huge business. A simple way to invest your money is improving your house. Not buying a new property (did you check prices recently?), but improving yours in a way that will be profitable for you in the future. In this infographic you can see the best ways to do it: with extensions and conversions you can easily achieve a...

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  • Commercial property deals typically involve an enormous amount of capital. For that reason, you have to ensure that you obtain utmost value for your investment. You can incur massive financial losses if you take wrong decisions in this kind of property deals, and it may not be easy for you to sell it to another person later on, which may further complicate your problems. It requires immense expertise to deal in landed property, particularly to purchase commercial property. You might have the funds to purchase a property, however you may know little or nothing regarding the market conditions. In cases like that, you are better off engaging the services of a professional. You will find many licensed professionals who have been in this business for several years, and made a great deal of money from it. These people are in a very good position to provide you with sound counsel...

    What You Should Know About Buying and Investing in Commercial Properties

    Posted on July 13, 2012 | No Comments
    Commercial property deals typically involve an enormous amount of capital. For that reason, you have to ensure that you obtain utmost value for your investment. You can incur massive financial losses if you take wrong decisions in this kind of property deals, and it may not be easy for you to sell it to another person later on, which may further complicate your problems. It requires immense expertise to deal in landed property, particularly to purchase commercial property. You might have the funds to purchase a property, however you may know little or nothing regarding the market conditions. In cases like that, you are better off engaging the services of a professional. You will find many licensed professionals who have been in this business for several years, and made a great deal of money from it. These people are in a very good position to provide you with sound counsel...

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  • Landlords have had it relatively easy up to now. Students aren’t particularly fussy creatures and given the imbalance of demand outweighing supply, the power is with the owner meaning high yields can be made. But given recent factors such as the development of technology and increase in tuition fees, it begs the question, for how much longer will this continue to be the case? How increased tuition fees will affect landlords With regards to tuition fees, changes to their levels in Britain have meant many potential university students have been forced to give serious consideration to their application. The impact can already be seen with the Summer 2012 intake, with a nine per cent drop in British students applying to go to Uni. Yes you can argue that previous years have seen a continued growth in applications, but the key thing to remember is that the number of student property...

    A Warning To Landlords: The Student Lettings Market to become more competitive

    Posted on May 30, 2012 | 1 Comment
    Landlords have had it relatively easy up to now. Students aren’t particularly fussy creatures and given the imbalance of demand outweighing supply, the power is with the owner meaning high yields can be made. But given recent factors such as the development of technology and increase in tuition fees, it begs the question, for how much longer will this continue to be the case? How increased tuition fees will affect landlords With regards to tuition fees, changes to their levels in Britain have meant many potential university students have been forced to give serious consideration to their application. The impact can already be seen with the Summer 2012 intake, with a nine per cent drop in British students applying to go to Uni. Yes you can argue that previous years have seen a continued growth in applications, but the key thing to remember is that the number of student property...

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  • 9 X 6 Bed Student Houses for Sale – Completion Due September 2013 – Priced at just £190,000 each Market Value of £200,000 65% LTV Mortgages Available Net Yields of 12.3% after costs 5% Return on your deposit till completion Full Furniture Pack Included Just 35% deposit in 2 stages Deposit held in Solicitors Client Account Download the PDF Investment Report Brochure 

    Liverpool Student Accommodation – UK Property Investment – 12.3% Net ROI

    Posted on May 12, 2012 | 2 Comments
    9 X 6 Bed Student Houses for Sale – Completion Due September 2013 – Priced at just £190,000 each Market Value of £200,000 65% LTV Mortgages Available Net Yields of 12.3% after costs 5% Return on your deposit till completion Full Furniture Pack Included Just 35% deposit in 2 stages Deposit held in Solicitors Client Account Download the PDF Investment Report Brochure 

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  • Students yield best return for overseas property investors in Scotland. With banks like Nationwide predicting a 2 per cent growth in the property market during 2012, there is no time like the present for investors to snap-up good quality homes in Scotland. And who better to have as tenants than the country’s growing student population? Why students you might ask? Research by mortgage specialist Paragon showed that by having students rent a property, landlords can expect much higher yields compared to young singles and retired people. Rents are on the increase and at this very minute Grant Property has 100 per cent occupancy in prime areas within its Scottish property portfolio, reflecting the buoyancy in the rental market. Yields are between 7% – 9%, considerably higher than the national average of 5%. Scotland’s demand for Student rental accommodation is also expected to increase year on year with UK and overseas students continuing to choose Scotland as their preferred place of...

    It is a great time to buy your Property Investment in Scotland!

    Posted on April 9, 2012 | No Comments
    Students yield best return for overseas property investors in Scotland. With banks like Nationwide predicting a 2 per cent growth in the property market during 2012, there is no time like the present for investors to snap-up good quality homes in Scotland. And who better to have as tenants than the country’s growing student population? Why students you might ask? Research by mortgage specialist Paragon showed that by having students rent a property, landlords can expect much higher yields compared to young singles and retired people. Rents are on the increase and at this very minute Grant Property has 100 per cent occupancy in prime areas within its Scottish property portfolio, reflecting the buoyancy in the rental market. Yields are between 7% – 9%, considerably higher than the national average of 5%. Scotland’s demand for Student rental accommodation is also expected to increase year on year with UK and overseas students continuing to choose Scotland as their preferred place of...

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  • How many of you would like to get rich and retire young? Well, all I guess. Real estate is a profitable business, which can help you hit this target. However, like any other investment, investing in rental property involves a certain amount of risk. Nevertheless, if you stay cautious and follow some strategic plans, you can be sure that your investment is in safe hands. Read ahead, to know how investing in a rental property can help you make money. Locate a property in your residential area   Remember, time is money so, the closer it is, the better. Buying an investment property near to your place has some added advantages. First, you are well acquainted with the entire area, so you will have better understanding of how the market works, where you live. Since you have a clear knowledge of what is good and bad in your area, you can easily...

    Plan of Action to Make Money via Investing in Rental Property

    Posted on January 4, 2012 | 1 Comment
    How many of you would like to get rich and retire young? Well, all I guess. Real estate is a profitable business, which can help you hit this target. However, like any other investment, investing in rental property involves a certain amount of risk. Nevertheless, if you stay cautious and follow some strategic plans, you can be sure that your investment is in safe hands. Read ahead, to know how investing in a rental property can help you make money. Locate a property in your residential area   Remember, time is money so, the closer it is, the better. Buying an investment property near to your place has some added advantages. First, you are well acquainted with the entire area, so you will have better understanding of how the market works, where you live. Since you have a clear knowledge of what is good and bad in your area, you can easily...

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  • Due to increasing amount of demand in residential property, the UK has become well known as a secure and fast based property in vestment market. One of the recent hot-spots for savvy eyed property investors, is the city of Edinburgh in Scotland. It is a tremoundously beautiful and historic city, with so many unique and stunning monumental features and has an outstanding amount of national heritage. It has lead to increase in property investment. But why? Capital City Well for a starter its the capital of Scotland, and is also known as the engine of the Scottish economy. Culture There is a strong influence of Gothic and Medieveal architecture, which has given Edinburgh the reputation as the most culturally rich city in the United Kingdom. It has several top class universities, boutique high-streets full of upmarket retail shops, art galleries, a wide range of restaurants and plenty of pubs and...

    Why Invest in Edinburgh? UK Property Investment

    Posted on December 20, 2011 | No Comments
    Due to increasing amount of demand in residential property, the UK has become well known as a secure and fast based property in vestment market. One of the recent hot-spots for savvy eyed property investors, is the city of Edinburgh in Scotland. It is a tremoundously beautiful and historic city, with so many unique and stunning monumental features and has an outstanding amount of national heritage. It has lead to increase in property investment. But why? Capital City Well for a starter its the capital of Scotland, and is also known as the engine of the Scottish economy. Culture There is a strong influence of Gothic and Medieveal architecture, which has given Edinburgh the reputation as the most culturally rich city in the United Kingdom. It has several top class universities, boutique high-streets full of upmarket retail shops, art galleries, a wide range of restaurants and plenty of pubs and...

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