Property Investment Strategies
Blogs sharing property investment strategies and opinions from UK buy to let property investors and landlords
Buy to let strategy – the 20% liquidity reserve rule of t...
This rule of thumb is very simple. If you have £100,000 of buy to let mortgages you should have £20,000 in the bank.
This article...
Running a buy to let business as a limited company
Buy to let landlords making big rental profits and looking to save tax often flirt with the idea of running their business through...
Landlords lose out by paying cash-in-the-hand
Paying tradesmen for cash in the hand jobs seems like a good idea at the time – but ends up costing landlords more.
The problem...
Please DO NOT renew your landlords buildings insurance wi...
Please DO NOT renew your landlords buildings insurance without talking to us first.
A new PDF is now available to download explaining...
The History of Buy to Let Sale and Rent Back
By Mark Alexander.
I closed my first Sale and Rent Back, “SARB”, deal in 1990. It wasn’t for me personally though...
The history of No Money Down and Instant Remortgages sinc...
It was 1992, we were at the tail of the property crash of the late 80’s and early 90’s. I was still cutting my teeth...
What’s more important, cashflow or liquidity? Mark Alexan...
Cashflow is simply defined as regular income. Positive cashflow is when income exceeds expenditure and you make a profit. So that’s...