If you decide to add a flat to your portfolio, it will be a leasehold
property and this will mean a further layer of complications that you need
to be aware of. If you own any flats already, now is an excellent time to
enhance them by correcting lease length and management. However, do
beware, since although the law entitles you to address the many
shortcomings, the process is complex and even catches out many involved in
the field.

For those considering buying flats:
Issues relating to the leasehold of flats can have a huge bearing on the
value and market marketability of a flat. Here are some things to
consider: Read the rest…

Last month I shared how educated investors can sit in the flow of
money in the middle of Option transactions. In this article I will
explain how we can generate a significant income by positioning
ourselves in the flow of both information and money generated by
Deal Packaging for other investors.

How do we position ourselves in the flow of money?

The flow of money with Deal Packaging is
in the middle of a transaction between a
seller and a buyer. Read the rest…

Over the last couple of years, I have seen an increasing interest and
acceptance in using Option Agreements and their various permutations
on residential property.

Many of us will have heard of Rick Otton and David Lee and
benefited from their excellent training manuals and events,
but how many of us can go out tomorrow and generate serious
income from Option Agreements?

Option Agreements are instruments that a creative, educated
and motivated investor can use to profit massively in any
market. It’s a matter of positioning yourself in the flow of
information and the flow of money. I hope this article helps you
to profit from Options and allows you to assist vendors whom
you otherwise may have struggled to help. Read the rest…

Many of you will have heard the famous phrase by Victor Kiam “I loved the product so much I bought the company”.

Well this is truly the case for me…

After years of enthusiastically buying their leads, I am proud
to announce my acquisition of Rapid Property Buyers, the UK’s
favourite lead seller.

I would like to thank all my property friends for their encouragement
and support. Special appreciation must go to Robert Clark,
Christine Or, Paul Leavers, Richard Shepherd, Ramnik Singh,
Cassie Dullea, Hilary Higgins, Gavin Williamson, Chris Cooper and
Darren Hunt. Working amongst such positive and professional
people is very uplifting. Read the rest…

How hungry survivors, riddled with court judgements, formerly bankrupt and repossessed can become multi-millionaire property investors.

Last month’s article (2009 will be MEGA) has resulted in my inbox bursting at the seams. I really enjoyed writing it, thank you all so much for your positive feedback.

The recurring thread in these emails, has been asking me to
explain how “ANYONE, no matter their background, no matter
their knowledge, no matter their credit rating, no matter their
location, no matter how much cash they have, ANYONE can
achieve massive things in property in 2009.” Read the rest…

Probably for the first time ever ANYONE, no matter their background, no matter their knowledge, no matter their credit rating, no matter their location, no matter how much cash they have, ANYONE can achieve massive things in property in 2009.

Massive things that could potentially secure their family for life.

ANYONE, with professionalism and positivity can build their cashflow positive portfolio using Power of Attorney and Lease Options, alongside this, ANYONE can source and negotiate amazing Below Mortgageable Value deals for other investors to buy, earning superb Finders Fees or developing Joint Ventures along the way.
Read the rest…

Dear Investor

Welcome to this report on how to beat down-valuing Surveyors.

You are welcome to pass this report on to others or include it as part of a give away
package, as long as the contact details are left intact.

So… let’s imagine…You as an investor have found a “lead” for a property that
seems to be a real gem! You have done your due diligence and have worked
out that there is a handsome little sum in the property. You talk to the vendor
and negotiate a deal that is to your liking… if you’re anything like me then some
of the money that you will earn from the profits is already being spent or
allocated in your mind and you are excitedly waiting for the day that the deal
is complete.

You have done all that you feel you can to secure your property so you start to
relax and know that as long as the Surveyor doesn’t down value the
property…its all in the bag! Read the rest…

First of all please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Valentin Varga. I am a Carpenter by trade. I have been working in the construction industry for over 8 years. Over the years I have had the opportunity to work for a variety of people from all sorts of backgrounds, some of them were “normal” people; others were property professionals such as architects, surveyors, designers, property investors, and developers. I have been employed, I also subcontracted work from various builders, and I have also run a few of my own jobs. Read the rest…

A is for ATTITUDE

A positive, can do, attitude is more important than anything.

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B is for BMV.

If you source Below Market Value properties, you can finance the entire purchase including costs. There is no limit to the amount of properties that you can obtain when you are not restricted by the size of your bank account. Read the rest…

This article endeavours to explore this question and answer it once and for all. (Well – I’ll give you my opinion anyway).

Okay, let’s cut to the chase. The answer to the above question is (drum roll please) - It depends. There you go, that’s it, you can stop reading now - still here? Well let’s explore what’s happening at the moment a little deeper so that things become clear.

In the last few months many lenders have made it increasingly difficult for new entrants to break into the buy to let market. The credit crunch has hit lenders hard and in response they have hit the buy to let investor harder. Banks don’t trust each other and therefore are not freely lending money to each other; this is having a knock on affect on their lending to the general public and investors. Read the rest…