Ok, so you’ve decided to get into Property Investment, you’re pretty good with numbers, and you’ve gotten mortgages before. So you don’t want to spend extra money on a Mortgage Advisor and you don’t need one right? Wrong. Really wrong. I’m extremely comfortable with numbers, and a bit of a numbers geek (having won National…
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The Benefits of Supported Living in UK Property Investment
Unlike traditional rental properties, supported living accommodations cater to individuals with disabilities, mental health needs or the elderly – providing tailored support and a secure living environment. Positive Social Impact. Investing in supported living is socially impactful. By providing high-quality housing for vulnerable populations, investors contribute to the community – promoting well-being and independence for…
Ghost Villages FOR SALE? Some things you didn’t know about Property in the UK
The UK property market is a landscape full of unexpected twists and unique opportunities. You probably didn’t know about at least one or two of these aspects of Property Investing in the UK. Underground Farms in London. Beneath the bustling streets of London, abandoned World War II bomb shelters have been transformed into underground farms….
How to Do Social Good through Property
Forget the flashy suits and cutthroat deals – there’s a new wave of property investment rippling through the market, and it’s driven by a desire to do good. This isn’t about maximising profit margins; it’s about harnessing the power of property to create positive social change. Making your next investment become a catalyst for social…
The Rise of the Microkingdom: Is Your Backyard Big Enough for a Tiny Investment Empire?
Forget sprawling estates and country manors – the next frontier of UK property investment might be hiding right under your nose, or rather, in your back garden. We’re talking about the rise of micro-apartments, miniature dwellings perfect for urban living and potentially offering big returns for savvy investors. Imagine tiny homes, meticulously designed to maximise…
The Silent Property Crash: What it is, and why nobody noticed
So what is the silent property crash? If you’ve been following the housing market, you might have noticed that house prices have been relatively flat or slightly declining in some areas over the past year. Meanwhile, general inflation has been skyrocketing until the last few months. This disparity has significant implications for real house prices,…
What is Supported Living?
So what is supported living in Property? And in what way does it help people to lead more independent lives? Supported living in property refers to a housing arrangement designed to help individuals with various support needs, such as those with disabilities, mental health conditions or the elderly, live more independently. This model of housing…
The Pros and Cons of Using a Company for Property Investment
Following on from yesterday’s post, and my conversations with friends about starting out in Property – should you use a company for your property investments? It depends on your individual situation, but I’d say that given everything that’s going on with the Government’s approach to private property investors, and weighing up the various pros and…
How to Start Out in Property Investment
Last week I was asked by some friends about how to start out in property. It reminded me of how much there is to know in property when you are starting out, so I thought I’d share some considerations with you if you are considering starting out on your journey in property. This is assuming…
Property Price Basics (Part 2): The 18 Year Property Cycle
The 18-year property cycle is the concept that property markets follow a relatively predictable pattern of boom and bust over an (average) 18-year period. This cycle can be broken down into four distinct phases: recovery, mid-cycle dip, explosive phase and recession. Recovery. This phase follows a recession when property prices are relatively low, and there…
