Whilst lending isn’t freely available on social housing investments, and in particular asylum seeker housing investments, there are now a decent number of lenders that will consider it. From our experience, the current options are:Cambridge & Counties BankFleet MortgagesRedwood BankLloyds BankTogether MoneyGatehouse BankOf course, the lenders listed above
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One of the the two types of government backed investments that we are involved in is asylum seeker investments. But why do we specialise in such schemes? Page Contents Government backed investments from a social perspectiveWhat is current UK Government Policy in Practice?London accommodated upto 85% of
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A study conducted by Ernst & Young prompts the Financial Times to publish an article on the challenges faced by student landlords. The idea of investing in student rooms was the buzz term in 2013 and 2014. But for a number of years now we’ve been cautioning
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A Liverpool council led initiative to introduce business rates for student landlords could create a disastrous situation for both students and landlords. As it stands right now, local councils receive funds from the government that. This, in effect, covers for all students (who do not pay council
Read more →Brexit will affect the numbers of students coming to the UK. This will be evident in the decreasing numbers over the next few years and beyond. Let us not shy away from reality. To be perceived to be inward looking and closed for business is not a
Read more →If you build your property business on the back of one source, then you’re putting yourself in a vulnerable position. Sure you may locked into your goldmine area and have a really well defined method of generating property leads, but what happens if that source fails overnight?
Read more →Autumn Budget – The Changes in stamp duty from April 2016 The Autumn Budget has landlords very much at the forefront of the discussion and in a similar vein to the emergency budget in the summer, has caused huge uproar from BTL proponents. The stamp duty change
Read more →Self storage pods resale – is it a waste of space? Following on from an auction that we attended at the beginning of the year which showed that student pod resale figures plummeted when no outside involvement occurred (in that it wasn’t being manipulated by a party with
Read more →Osborne has landlords in his sights – who should be concerned? The July 2015 budget was the first full budget announced by a Conservative government was the first one in almost two decades. Heavily discussed in the days following, it has sent shockwaves through the landlord and
Read more →North Dakota Property Investment – A Ponzi Scheme? Another property investment scheme gone wrong will leave hundreds of punters out of pocket to the tune of $40 million after a court in the US decided to act on what now seems to be a ponzi scheme, according
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