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Real estate has always been one of the best ways to invest money. It is a tried and tested method throughout the ages.
The wealthiest people all have an abundance of real estate investments.
Why invest in the UK?
The UK has predominately been one of the best places in the world to invest. Even now, London has some of the most expensive properties in the world.
Some of the UK's major cities are now world renewed, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Edinburgh.
Property
Development
Constant opportunities to buy a property to refurbish or renovate and sell.
Buying a new build to sell on
Buying a new build off plan, its value can gone up from the price agreed at the outset by the time it’s finished. Sell it to make a profit.
Buy to Let
Invest in a residential property and let to either short term or long term tenants, including corporate clients, councils and housing associations.
Real Estate Investment Trusts
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are companies that invest in property. They make most of their money from rental income.
Making Informed Investment Decisions
Property investment requires careful consideration and long-term commitment. Understanding the risks and your financial capacity is crucial for success.
Financial Planning
Carefully assess your financial capacity and ensure you have sufficient reserves for unexpected expenses.
Consider a balanced investment portfolio including shares and pooled funds alongside property investments.
Property investment requires patience. Success often comes through long-term holding and strategic management.
Choosing to Invest in Property
There are a number of reasons why people choose to invest in property.
- Rental income – especially useful as a steady income for the self-employed or retired
- Capital growth – property prices often rise, meaning returns are almost always likely
- Diversification – one of the key components of a well structured investment portfolio
- Easy to understand – property is tangible
Interest rates on bank accounts and other investments such as corporate bonds may be somewhat safer but the returns are very low.
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