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So Why Property Investments UK?

When I started out, I read tonnes of books, drank lots of coffee and went to networking meeting after networking meeting and seminar after seminar up and down the country.
I even paid thousands for various training courses and seemed to just be chasing the next shiny property strategy but not actually getting any decent information or advice.
Now after spending 13+ years investing in property, I have seen many self-proclaimed gurus and property millionaires come and go.
There’re a couple of genuine people that I would happily recommend, but many others are simply… just good salesmen. Nothing more. They rarely have any ‘real’ property experience. Some even teach borderline illegal strategies or at best questionable techniques with immoral standards.
That’s when I happened upon property in 2005. After two failed business at the age of 23 and a load of debt, a couple of events in my life opened the doors to property.
My old manager had just quit her job to work at an estate agency and was loving it… At the same time, I knew a couple of people who had small buy to let portfolio’s and were earning very good money (and working very little!).
Perfect… This was the opportunity I was looking for. It would be hard work initially, I’d have to learn from the ground up, but done right I could start making the passive income I had wanted which in the end would allow me to have the flexibility and the lifestyle design that I had been aiming for.
It was a massive learning curve, that started with a year working on the ground in an estate agency. First as a junior negotiator (minimum wage… but it was worth it) and then working my way up, till I decided to take the plunge and went self-employed in 2007 to start my property sourcing business. I’ve never looked back.
You shouldn’t have to pay £10,000+ for a property course to then just be up-sold on to something more to give you that magic bullet. Talk about Dick Turpin!
Actionable, useful (and profitable) information shouldn’t be hard to find and it certainly shouldn’t cost the earth.
To do this I sat down and planned out the service, care, and attention I would want my family and friends to get if they were just starting out and looking for training or a property investment consultant to help them get started.
Out of this Property Investments UK was created to help investors like my family & friends and for investors just like you, make money and save time when investing in property.
Learn, Implement, Profit!
Whether we work together or not, the information I provide throughout my site in my free downloads and free blogs has been created so that it gives you real actionable content and the choice to further your education, contacts and get mentorship with our paid for services if you so wish.
I want you to be better off than you were before we met and this is the core value that defines’s everything I do.
I want you to have the chance to learn information that’s actually valuable, would work in today’s property market and is ‘actionable’ whether you are new to property or your an established buy to let investor.
Free Strategies, Tips & Step By Step Advice
If you are looking for free information and helpful tips, then simply grab a coffee, pull up a chair, relax and sit down to read the blog.
The information you will find here I truly believe (and has been commented on regularly by many investors) is better than many so-called ‘guru’s’ and property ‘experts’ paid courses.
Here you can get access to free training, tips and strategies.
I don’t hold anything back and my businesses, my strategies, the whole blueprint I use in property is out there for you to see in…

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business online at home


1. Internet Earning Opportunities

If the web were around when I was younger, I would have spent so much time on this next way to make money. Internet earning revolves around completing digital offers, sharing offers with friends, testing website, watching videos, using smartphone apps, completing surveys, and clipping and using coupon
While you’re not going to get rich completing digital offers, it is an excellent way to get some cash coming in and to supplement your other money making efforts. While I could write a post just on internet earning opportunities, here are just a few to check out.
CashCrate is an online platform where you can start earning money by completing offers, taking surveys, watching videos, and shopping online using their site. Tasks pay out anywhere from a few cents to $30.00 or more. You’ll also receive $1 for just signing up for an account. Payments are made via check or PayPal.
FusionCash is an online platform that allows you to make money from taking surveys, watching videos, shopping online, completing short tasks and lots more. Sign up and immediately earn $5.00 for joining. Most offers pay between .25 to $30 per offer, and payments are made via PayPal, check, or direct deposit once your account reaches a $25 threshold. Some offers do require a credit card number, so if you don’t feel comfortable giving out that information, just stick to the offers which display the No CC icon. Fusion Cash is a member of the Better Business Bureau.
Be sure to read our full review of FusionCash here.
InboxDollars allows you can earn cash for surveys, reading emails, playing games, redeeming coupons, searching the web and shopping online. Membership is free, and you’ll receive $5.00 for signing up. Payments are made via check. InboxDollars which is part of CotterWeb Enterprises, Inc. has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Be sure to check out our full review on InboxDollars here
Swagbucks is an online platform where you can earn points called SB, which can be redeemed for gift cards and coupons. You can easily earn SB points by watching videos, playing games, answering questions, shopping online, and even surfing the web using their toolbar. Refer your friends, and you’ll earn even more SB points. Your SB points can be traded in for gift cards from Amazon, Target, Starbucks, PayPal, and Walmart. Swagbucks also gives you a $5 bonus for signing up! Swagbucks which is part of Prodege, LLC has an A rating with the Better Business Bureau.


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Getting Started In Property With Buy To Let

When I started out in property, I was looking at buy-to-lets.
When you are investing in buy-to-lets, in the right area, you are looking at a slow but steady property growth.
Because of that I was more focussed on rental yield, discount and cash flow.
Now, the buy-to-let strategy can work very well, but there are problems associated with it. For instance…

Below Market Value Property

As I mentioned, capital growth on buy-to-lets, in the right areas, is slow and steady.
This can be a problem.
If all your funds are tied up in your investments, then growing your business quickly will be very difficult. This is because you will have to wait a long time before you are able to sell your property at a profit.
When you are investing in property, having an exit strategy, is key.
One option would be to go through a refurbishment process and add value to the property that way.
Another option is to make sure that you only ever buy buy-to-lets at a decent discount. That is to say, you make sure that you only buy property at below market value or at less than you are sure you can sell for, immediately.
You should always hold some equity tied up in the deal.
But, you need to be careful here. Securing properties at below market value is important but, in the long term, your rental yield is going to be much more vital.
The trick is to always try and close your deals at a number that is below market value. But, don’t focus on this element to the exclusion of all else.
Remember, a great discount on a house you can’t find tenants for or can’t sell, will sink you as fast as any other bad investment.

What I was focussed on was the potential for capital growth and on securing the property at below market value.
I didn’t have contacts in the area who could tell me if it was a good or bad street or a good or bad postcode.
From working as an estate agent I thought I had picked up a few fundamental skills but the reality was they fell short of the mark. Whereas I knew the area I had worked in as an agent very well, I found that in a new area I was flying blind to a much greater degree than I had anticipated.


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Popular Bank Popular Business Checking

best free business checking accountsAs long as you’re processing under 200 transactions and $7,000 cash deposits per month, Popular Bank’s starter business checking account truly lives up to its promise of being totally free.You’ll see no monthly fee and no minimum balance—and when you do hit that $7,000 month, the folks at Popular Bank make it quick and easy to upgrade to next account level, equally tailored to your business’s level of growth. The only problem is that you must visit a branch to open your account, and branches are located only in New York and Florida.

Best for Established Businesses

If your small business is rapidly expanding, then you might have already outgrown some of the low-balance accounts listed above. Established small businesses who have more cash on hand, and routinely process over $10,000 in monthly deposits, should look to accounts tailored for medium-sized and larger businesses.At first glance, the $18 monthly fee on Bank of America’s Business Fundamentals account might seem a little high. But keep in mind that the bank waives this fee if you maintain a minimum daily balance of at least $3,000, or an average monthly balance of $5,000. For quickly growing businesses, those minimums shouldn’t be such a stretch to hit.If you process a high number of transactions or a high dollar value of deposits, be prepared to pay a cash handling fee of $0.30 per $100 over the first $7,500 in cash deposits, as well as a fee of $0.45 for each transaction after the first 200.Many business owners find Bank of America particularly user friendly for online banking, so the minor costs may be worthwhile. Bank of American even enrolls cardholders in a Business Advantage Relationship Rewards, which works similarly to credit cards that earn rewards points for spending.
The problem is that so-called “free” business checking accounts aren’t completely free. Banks charge for certain services, and without choosing carefully, you can get hit with a myriad of fees month after month. These fees are small, but over time, they can add up to a big dent in your bottom line. If you choose wisely, though, you can find a checking account with features that help you better manage your business’s cash flow.
To help you shop around, we compiled a list of all the free business checking accounts and their standout features. Business checking accounts vary a lot in terms of fees, available services, and policies. Use this as a starting point for your best checking account option.


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  • How can entrepreneurs protect their personal wealth?

    • 70% of business start-ups are registered as one-person businesses (and the owners of three quarters of those are classified as auto-entrepreneurs), while 30% of start-ups are registered as companies (most often as SARLs or private limited companies). In these circumstances the issue of how to protect one's personal assets is of great importance. Entrepreneurs who carry on their activity as a one-person business have a single set of assets which includes their professional and their personal assets without distinction.
    • In the event of poor business or bankruptcy, auto-entrepreneurs, members of the accredited professions, artisans, traders and farmers have to meet their professional commitments out of all their assets (both professional and personal).
    • It may be possible to get round this by signing a declaration of exemption from attachment, drafted by a notaire. With such a declaration, built and undeveloped land that is owned by the contractor but not used for its professional use (whether it is property, common property or even undivided property) becomes unseizable; That is to say they can no longer be seized (real estate, land, etc.). This exemption applies, however, only to professional creditors and only to debts arising after the publication of the declaration.
      It should be noted that since the Macron law of August 6, 2015, the main residence of individual entrepreneurs is automatically rendered unseizable, without any particular procedure being required.
  • How can the entrepreneur's spouse be protected?

    • Most couples hold their matrimonial assets under the French scheme known as the community of property ("communauté réduite aux acquêts). This statutory scheme is allocated by default to couples who do not sign any marriage contract. It is perfectly suitable for young couples who marry before they have built up any assets. However, in order to take account of changes in their situation, the law authorises them to change their matrimonial property regime after two years of marriage (which should be repealed in the first half of 2017), when the regime that they chose initially is no longer suitable. This will apply, for example, if one of them sets up a company.
    • A property regime in which all the property is owned separately is often preferable in order to protect the family assets, facilitate the management of the company and ensure the continued existence of the means of production in the event of the couple separating. However, it may also appear to be a source of imbalance and injustice. The spouse who does not have a professional activity may be totally deprived of all assets in the event of separation or the death of the entrepreneur.
    • You should discuss this question with your notaire in order to understand the impact of your choices and assess the appropriateness of changing your matrimonial regime .

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However, burst it did, starting in the States and hitting the UK very hard. The recession appeared to start in the property sector and within months we saw sales drop by 50% prices fall by 20% from a 2007 peak. Rental income which normally rises when house prices fall, has suffered with year on year falls of 5% or more, voids have increased as have tenant rent arrears.

At the moment we seem to be in a strange state of flux. No-one seems to know what's going to happen next. No-one can quite believe that such a sharp recession, within less than 12 months, can appear to be 'over'. Yet, reports of green shoots in the property market and the wider economy seem to be talked about daily. The private sector is claiming their order books are growing again and recent figures even suggest unemployment is slowing.

But are things really starting to turn around? What about the huge debt we owe as a country, estimated at £13,000 per head of our population*? It is true that business has taken the brunt of the credit crunch and the public sector has yet to be heavily squeezed? If this is true, what effect would public sector job cuts and pay being frozen (or cut) have on our economy - and the property market - next year?

More importantly, as property investors, what does this mean for you? What's the good news? What's the bad news? And most importantly, if you have money to invest, are there any properties that are 'safe' to invest in? Are are short term profits from property possible, or is it only possible to make money out of property in the long term?

The good news


Many investors who had pulled out of the market back in 2006 (or before) have been buying heavily since October 2008. Those that bought within the first six months of the crash benefited by snapping up bargains from the huge over supply of property for sale and a massive rise in repossessions. Buying 'below market value' became the 'favourite phrase' of the property investment industry and canny investors were buying properties up to 50% below their true value.

The bad news


The credit crunch however meant that investing in these bargains was only for cash rich buyers as buy to let, commercial and development finance became difficult and in some cases impossible to secure. The return of 25% deposit requirements, higher finance costs and recently a dramatic fall in the supply of property in many areas has made even 'below market value' deals have, in the last few months been difficult to fund and find.



Added to the financing difficulties is the six month re-mortgage rule which stops an investor buying a property 'below market value' and then re-mortgaging it immediately to take cash out to invest in the next property. Although some still claim this can be done, most investment experts believe it's only possible if during the process, someone commits mortgage fraud.

So, if you can access cash, is this a good time to invest?


Currently there are two schools of thought. The first believes that we are in an 'artificial' state of recovery. Interest rates are artificially low, help from the government is currently stopping repossessions and we have yet to see the effect of reducing public sector costs. As a result one school of thought continues to predict property prices falling further and staying low for some years as the impact of unemployment and a return to normal interest rates continue to depress the economy.

The second school of thought is that although low demand and supply is causing the current signs of 'green shoots', the likelihood of lots of properties coming back onto the market is small. Some predict that interest rates will stay low for many years (CEBR estimate interest rates will only increase to 2% by 2014). As a result, their predictions are that property prices will remain stable, and in areas where there is a shortage of supply such as the South East and London prices may even show small rises.

Whichever of these scenarios you believe will happen, one thing is for sure, that spotting the 'bottom of the market' is impossible. You will only know it's been reached AFTER it's been recorded! For example, for those hoping to pick up repossession bargains, latest statistics from David Sandeman at the EI Group show that the 'bottom' of the repossessions market (ie when repossessions sold through auction houses were at their highest) was Quarter 4 2008 - nearly a year ago!

However, good investors will always be able to make money - in good and bad markets. And, although you may have missed some of the bargains that have been around in the 12 months, there are still plenty of areas and properties that are worth considering investing in, as long as you've:-

1. Carried out extensive research
2. Considered different ways of making money from property
3. Accurately valued the property you are buying
4. Identified potential future capital growth