Download Your Free Special Report: Top Ten Tips For Property Renovation Profits

Renovating property can be a very profitable strategy — but only if you know what you’re doing before you start.

A lot of people look at tired houses and flats and think, “There must be a profit in that.”

And sometimes there is.

But just because a property needs work does not automatically mean there is money to be made. In fact, many would-be renovators get caught out because they underestimate the cost of the works, overestimate the value they’ll add, choose the wrong type of project, or simply fail to plan the refurb properly before they buy.

That is when what looked like an exciting opportunity can quickly become expensive, stressful and disappointing.

It does not have to be that way.

In this free special report, Top Ten Tips For Property Renovation Profits, I’ll share some of the key lessons I’ve learned from renovating well over 100 properties over the years — some to sell on at a profit, and others to keep, let out and refinance.

These are not huge development projects. Most of my experience has been with ordinary houses and flats: the sort of “bread and butter” properties that many buy to let investors and small-scale property renovators are likely to look at.

Inside the report, you’ll discover:

• why you need to be clear about your exit strategy before you start
• the difference between renovating to sell and renovating to keep as a rental
• how to choose projects that match your level of experience
• why you must build your profit into the deal before you buy
• why cost does not automatically equal value
• how to think about what refurb works are really likely to add
• why current refurb costs need careful checking before you commit
• how to approach finance for renovation projects in today’s market
• why doing the work yourself can sometimes be a false economy
• how to plan the order and sequence of works so the job runs more smoothly
• the small on-site details that can save time, hassle and frustration

The report has been updated for today’s market, including the realities of higher building costs, more careful lending, refurbishment finance, bridging finance, refinancing, and the importance of understanding your numbers before you commit to a project.

Property renovation is still one of the most useful skills a property investor can develop.

It can help you create lump-sum profits if you buy, refurbish and sell.

It can help you improve rental properties, reduce voids and attract better tenants.

And, when the figures stack up properly, it can help you create equity which may then give you more options for refinancing and growing your portfolio.

But the key phrase there is: when the figures stack up properly.

That is what this report is really about.

It will not turn every project into a winner, and it is not a substitute for proper professional advice. But it will help you think more clearly, avoid some of the common mistakes, and approach renovation projects with a much better understanding of what you need to get right.

So, if you are serious about renovating property for profit — whether to sell on, to keep as a rental, or to refinance and go again — download your free copy now.

Just click the Download Now button and I’ll send you the report.

Here’s to successful property renovating,

Peter Jones
(ex) Chartered Surveyor, author and property investor

So please click on ‘Download Now’ button and download your copy now.

Here’s to successful property investing.

Peter Jones

Peter Jones

(ex) Chartered Surveyor, author and property investor.

PS. In Ten Top Tips For Property Renovation Profits I’m going to show you the simple but powerful techniques that can guarantee you a profit every time you renovate a property.