School Catchment Areas …. What they really mean for property investors
Parents have been preoccupied by school catchment areas and the impact they have on property prices and values for years. But very little has ever been said about how school…
How to take on the London property market …. and win!
The first thing you need to realise about buying in the London property market is that it isn’t the same as buying anywhere else in the UK. Here are some…
Property Insider’s Top Ten Cheap Property Investment Locations In The North
The popular press is full of stories about how £200,000, £300,000 or even £400,000 will only buy you a tiny flat in London …. making it unviable for the vast…
How to Avoid Voids: A Guide for Landlords and Investors
Voids are one of the most difficult issues buy to let investors and landlords face. In this article Property Insider looks at what voids are, how to avoid them, and…
Should you invest in shared property? Strategies and tips for successful investing in HMOs
One way to substantially increase your investment yields from buy to let is to invest in, or set up, a shared property and let out the rooms individually rather than…
Below Market Value Property: What It Is and How to Buy It
An old saying in the property business, as well as many other businesses for that matter, is that you make most money on a property when you buy it, not…
Making Money In Property In 2019 …. How You Can Survive & Thrive As A Landlord
There have been a lot of changes in the property market and, as a result, in the buy to let market over the last couple of years. That’s led to…
Property Investment: A Guide For First Time Property Investors
Now might seem not such a good time to become a property investor. But if you’re one of those entrepreneurs who sees the opportunity in running against the herd, what…
Now that the Government officially hates landlords, what are the ways to survive and thrive as a property investor?
Buy to let property investors have become used to increased costs and legislative burdens over the last few years, but the latest tax changes, punitive 3% stamp duty and letting…