Tag: No Money Down

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...

By Mark Alexander. I closed my first Sale and Rent Back, “SARB”, deal in 1990. It wasn’t for me personally though...

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...

Cashflow is simply defined as regular income. Positive cashflow is when income exceeds expenditure and you make a profit. So that’s...

The buy to let mortgage market is in a state of flux as key lenders have changed their criteria over recent weeks. This weekend, Lloyds...

In this article I look at the differences between owning property as joint tenants, tenants in common or as individuals. I also explain...

Buy to let mortgage advice Many investors have become cashflow beneficiaries of the ‘Credit Crunch’ due to the lowest...