Guide to Property Finance
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12/5/2017 0 Comments Managing your property portfolioKeeping a property portfolio can be a challenging task for most investors and developers. Moreover, investors and developers growing their own portfolio might find it impossible to handle. Here are some tips investors and developers can use that could help them along their way.
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Bank of England believes that the rise in the number of self-employed people might slow down the growth of the UK economy. Perhaps, they are at some or the other level right but for the reasons which the Bank and the financial regulators have created. As per the statistics, self-employment saw a rise of about 8 per cent in the last quarter and the UK is said to be the ‘self-employment capital of Western Europe’. Napoleon said, “The English were a nation of shopkeepers.” That statement in the current scenario can be deemed to be extremely farsighted. 12/2/2017 0 Comments Types of Bridging Loan InterestBridging finance has become an increasingly popular finance option among people and businesses. As the mortgage market is now said to only lend against properties that are habitable, most property developers believe that they would need to take a bridging loan to finance works on their properties. Due to this, the bridging loan market has expanded rapidly and so has the range of products. In this section of my article, I explain the three main types of interest plans a bridging loan can come with: When it comes to property finance, people and businesses usually feel very lost. Property finance is used to secure funding deals especially for your growing SME. Funding companies in the UK offer various kinds of business loans to start-ups and SMEs. Bridging loans and bridging finance is one option available to the people and businesses but is still a cause for some confusion. Here is a short guide that seeks to provide more information about bridging loan and bridging finances. Even after the Brexit vote, the year 2017 has continued to be an interesting year for the UK property market as opportunities abound. However, the Greater London Market is said to have slowed down a little, but other regions of the UK have seen a surprising increase in the investment interest. Following are six factors that affect the market for long distance UK investors: 1: If an investor wishes to invest in a buy-to-let property in the UK, especially in the prime locations like the North, they need to initially look for value. Even though the property rates are increasing, value buying is still important. If you buy well, then you can move on to expect a capital increase in the medium to long term. |
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