Category: Property Investment

Investing in an HMO Property

For those with lower disposable incomes or who are saving up, houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs) have long been a desirable housing option. This mode of living is especially popular among students and young professionals since it offers cheaper rent per bedroom. In the past, HMOs have been an appealing option for many investors due …

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The Basics of the Buy-To-Sell Strategy

Investing in property can be a life-changing experience, but it is also one of the biggest expenses of life. Not everyone is lucky enough to inherit a property, but with smart investment strategies and a bit of hard work, it is possible to turn one property into multiple properties and earn a substantial return. Property …

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4 Common Myths about Investing in Real Estate

There are lots of strong views out there when it comes to investing in real estate. But just because something is popular doesn’t mean it’s true. Today, we will look at some common myths surrounding property investment. If you want to learn how to invest in real estate to the best of your ability, then …

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Do You Need a Survey for a Buy-to-Let Property?

There is no legal obligation to pay for a survey on a property you are purchasing, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider commissioning one. It may seem an unnecessary expense on top of an estate agent’s commission, legal fees and stamp duty, yet the cost of skipping this step – and potentially overlooking serious …

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How to Buy a Home with Bad Credit

Bad debt can haunt you for years, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be able to buy a home. If you’re dreaming of owning your own place, don’t give up hope just yet. Here we’ve put together a guide below so you can better grasp the process of getting a guaranteed loan with bad …

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‘Older Borrowers’ – a Guide to Mortgages for the over 60s in 2022

In this blog we will discuss borrowing and mortgages for the over 60s in Scotland. Is it possible to get a mortgage when you’re in your sixties? Yes, but you need to be made aware of a few things. It can be a bit more difficult to secure lending when you’re over the age of …

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