Partner required to buy properties at Auction

Partner required to buy properties at Auction

10:21 AM, 12th November 2014, 11 years ago 9

I’m looking for a like minded individual who, like me, wants to buy properties at Auction in the area where I live – Brighton Partner required to buy properties at Auction

I’ve up to £100k cash, not enough to buy something outright but my plan is to buy at Auction, do it up and sell it on the open market within a short period of time and then move onto the next one – repeat and rinse.

All the best

Anthony


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  • Member Since January 2011 - Comments: 12196 - Articles: 1396

    10:26 AM, 12th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Hi Anthony

    If you are so confident that you will make a profit why don’t you simply borrow the money?

    If the cost of 50% bridging finance is too expensive then why do you think the returns would be attractive to another cash investor such as yourself?

    You will see that I have chopped out some of the text from your readers question because we don’t have a private messaging system and because we don’t generally allow people to post their email addresses or contact details on our forum. Property118 exists to facilitate the sharing of best practice.
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  • Member Since November 2013 - Comments: 35

    10:15 PM, 12th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Hi Anthony
    I agree with Mark, but I know what you mean Anthony I am also interested in the same method as you are maybe we can network or hook up and do something together some time, as I am quite local to Brighton.
    Let me know what you think.
    Thanks Tony

  • Member Since January 2011 - Comments: 12196 - Articles: 1396

    10:19 PM, 12th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Reply to the comment left by “Tony Church” at “12/11/2014 – 22:15“:

    Hi Tony

    Would you like me to pass on your contact details to Anthony?
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  • Member Since November 2013 - Comments: 35

    10:37 PM, 12th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Yes sure that would be good.

  • Member Since January 2011 - Comments: 12196 - Articles: 1396

    10:52 PM, 12th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Reply to the comment left by “Tony Church” at “12/11/2014 – 22:37“:

    Done 🙂
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  • Member Since August 2014 - Comments: 8

    1:02 PM, 13th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    I know the rule is purchase in your local area so that you can manage the property and development but there are options to make you money go further … in other areas.

    I have just purchased an eight bed victorian house in an up and coming area of Liverpool for £100,000 (JV deal) and developing it with £50,000 into a ten bed HMO. Income will be aroung £40,000 to £45,000 pa. The valuation in 6 months will be around £400,000. so we will be able to mortgage it for £300,000 on a 75% LTV.
    I see loads of properties in Liverpool auctions on really good deals.

    Others areas of the country can bring in a better yield and ROI, if you do your due diligence and work with trust worthy people.

    Just a thought…. all the best Rich

  • Member Since November 2013 - Comments: 35

    1:47 PM, 13th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    really? 400 k dream on,

  • Member Since August 2014 - Comments: 8

    6:50 PM, 13th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    You are right I got the value wrong but I would like to know how long have you been purchasing property for?

    I found a tired landlord who desperately wanted out of the business and agreed price of 100k (evidence of purchase is available to public). I have an excellent Powerteam of people helping me to sort out the purchase and development (including a fantastic builder, name not available!) for 50k.

    The house will be a fully licenced HMO with 10 beds each room is going to be let out for £100 (or even £105pw – high demand) which means that the annual gross income of the house will be £100 x 10 x 52 = £52,000, therefor the commercial valuation will be £52,000 x 9.375 (standard industry rate) – £487,500.

    So you were right the valuation of £400k was wrong, it was actually £487k

    Good luck with your property investments.

    Rich.

  • Member Since March 2014 - Comments: 9

    10:02 PM, 13th November 2014, About 11 years ago

    Reply to the comment left by “Richard Roberts” at “13/11/2014 – 18:50“:

    Hi Richard, do you source deals for others? I will be interested to chat with you for potential JV…

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