No Money Down Property Investing
Creative, no money down property investing can can be the key to increasing profits from you property portfolio. Every smart investor knows that there is an unparalleled contrarian opportunity to
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Rent to Buy Property
The 18 Year Property Cycle: House Price Crash
Today, there are more reasons for optimism than pessimism in the U.K. housing market. Despite the past few years to the rough start, there are still many opportunities every month for
Is The Property Market Getting Weak In The Knees?
The granddaddy of forward (rather than historical sold price based) property market indicators, Rightmove’s House Price Index tells us how average prices are performing. The indicator right now is showing a
BoE insures against housing bubble
Here we go again. The “B” word. The property market seems to have stabilized in recent months. So we thought we were done for a while with fears about a housing “bubble”.
Are You feeling The Ripple Effect?
You’re hearing a lot about Britain’s housing recovery Unemployment is down. House prices are ‘booming’. The stock market is even beyond pre recession levels. (Huge amounts of wealth stand to be made
Backhanders when buying property?
Backhanders when buying property. Does it go on as much as you think? Does it stop you getting fair property deals? Is it illegal? You see, Estate Agents get bad publicity. Many
Flipping Property For Profit
The ability to flip a property is of the essential skills every property investor should have in their closet. As with all of the strategies that we teach there is both
This Isn’t a Property Market Bubble… Here’s Why
There have been many (major) publications as well as front cover stories asking the same pointed question: Is this property market a bubble? Many investors and economic commentators are also raising
Building Your Property Portfolio With Development Finance
Property development for larger scale projects is all about having a vision. It's about understanding the market and turning that vision into a reality, yet often developers and investors have problems