What happens once I have registered with you?

We will contact you to discuss your requirements. We will brief you of what sort of deals are available at the time. We like to develop good rapport with our investors and keep in regular contact by email or telephone.

Am I committed to buy once I am registered?

No you are not committed at all. We advise you of quality properties and deals as and when they come on the market. You should not commit yourself to buying any property if you are not absolutely sure that it is a good buy. If you are unsure, please do not invest. There will be other properties which may interest you

I have a full time job and I cannot spend the time, effort and money in finding right properties

You are absolutely right. Identifying suitable investment property takes a great deal of time and effort. There are thousands of properties for sale but only a few represent sound investment. We carry out extensive research and reject hundreds of properties before we offer you one. You therefore save a lot of time, money and effort

Do I actually own the property? Can I go and visit the property?

Of course you do. Property will be bought in your name and you or your lender will hold the title deeds. You can also visit the property to see for yourself. However if it is tenanted, we will arrange an appointment with the tenant. In the case of off-plan properties which have not been built, you will be able to see the plans, brochures and the site

How much money do I need to invest?

For off-plan properties, our mortgage brokers can arrange mortgages with little or no deposit. For other property deals, the normal buy to let mortgage requires a minimum deposit of 15%, which can sometimes vary depending on property value, rentals etc. You also have to take into account other costs such as stamp duty, legal costs and other purchasing costs. For each property we prepare a full report showing all the costs.

Why is buy to let such a good investment?

See Our Case Study, Off Plan and Why Property for more details

What are the risks and pitfalls?

Property prices can go up as well as down. Houses can be untenanted for short periods. However over the last fifty years property prices have doubled every 7-8 years regardless of short-term fluctuations in the market. In the medium to long term property provides excellent return and growth See Risks & Pitfalls

What about problem tenants, repairs and other property issues?

See our Special Fast Track Service