Can We Really Have Risk-Free Property Investing?
Many investors want the returns from property without the risk. The trouble is, risk-free property investing is largely a fantasy, even if you do everything sensibly.
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Never Buy a Property Investment Until You Know This
A practical look at the one question many investors forget to ask before buying: how easy will this property be to sell later if circumstances change?
Why Average Properties Still Beat Clever Ones for Most Investors
A practical look at why average properties often outperform clever ones, and why simple, mortgageable, lettable homes usually make more sense for most investors.
Tenant Myths in Buy to Let — Why Labels Don’t Predict Behaviour
A practical look at why tenant labels do not reliably predict behaviour, and why investors should focus on checks, affordability, communication and market fit instead.
Things Will Blindside You in Property — No Matter How Prepared You Think You Are
A practical look at why unexpected problems are part of property investing, and why resilience, buffers and clear thinking matter just as much as planning.
Why Waiting for the Perfect Deal Keeps Property Investors Stuck
A practical look at why so many would-be investors get stuck waiting for the perfect deal, and why good enough often beats perfect in property.
Multiple Income Streams Don’t Always Mean More Properties
A practical look at how one property deal can sometimes produce more than one income stream, without forcing investors to keep buying more and more properties.
With All This Financial Uncertainty Now’s The Time To Tap into My 40 Years Knowledge & Experience
Although it’s said that we live in uncertain times, I don’t fully agree with that. Actually, we do have some certainty as to what is going to happen. We know that the Bank of England are going to continue to increase interest rates. We know that the property market is going to slow down, and,…
Can I Really Invest in Property With Little or No Money of My Own?
But could he be someone who controls property without owning it, but can receive the benefits of ownership anyway?
Yes, there are ways of doing that.
There are a number of cheap, low money, not much money required, No Money Down, entry point strategies which he could use, even if he has no money, or limited funds.
Should my own home be interest only, and should I pay off all my buy to let mortgages?
I had a really interesting question from a viewer on YouTube asking whether the mortgage on his home should be interest only (to help his cash flow and so he could allocate more funds to his buy to lets).