Property Investment in the East of England
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From East Anglian cities and towns like Norwich and Ipswich to the less urban areas of Essex or Cambridgeshire, there’s a lot to discover when it comes to property in England’s East. The East of England is made up of six areas: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. Properties in the area range vastly… Read more
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Harrogate Building for Residential Conversion
Property Developer Newby has purchased the former headquarters building of education charity AQA in Harrogate Town Centre with plans to redevelop the site into luxury residential apartments. The site, which is centrally located at the junction of Kings Road and Springfield Avenue and adjacent to the Harrogate International Conference Centre, recently became vacant as AQA […]
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Sole Ownership Becomes Bad For Tax Purposes
As of April 6th 2017, sole ownership of rental properties with buy-to-let mortgages will become less attractive than it ever was before. This is because jointly owned property owners can form partnerships and distribute profits in the most effective manner. Furthermore, when * formal partnerships incorporate they can can business incorporation relief to mitigate Stamp… Read more
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Making Tax Returns Digital
Digital Tax: The Government’s “Making Tax Digital” plans mean that they are working towards requiring small businesses and private landlords to submit their tax information quarterly rather than annually with a target of implemented by 2020. However, HMRC has been accused of downplaying the complexity of the move to digital tax, and there are serious […]
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Private Bridging Loan and Joint Venture Financiers
Kensington Finance Group “KFG” are seeking to deploy £8 to £15 million in one loan for a period of 1 to 2 years. Maximum LTV 60%. They will also consider all types of deals including JV’s and lending on any type of assets including; property, high value motor vehicles, art, gold etc. They are a… Read more
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Who is responsible for what in joint Freehold?
I have joint freehold with my downstairs neighbour, I have recently had the roof repaired at great cost to me. My neighbour has made me aware of running water under her ground floor kitchen. I sent an engineer to repair the pipe( I had no idea who’s pipe was leaking) the engineers fixed the leak…. Read more
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Enfield Landlord Forum 2017
Citizen’s Advice Enfield has held regular meetings to discuss issues effecting Enfield and its population. Through these meetings they have found that the top issue troubling the people of Enfield is housing. Specific issues raised include: This year, Enfield was found by a Shelter report to be the top eviction `hotspot’ in England. Nearly 1 […]
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Baker Street Property Meet – Wed 29th March 2017
Baker Street Property Meet is the UK’s number one property investors networking event with over 220 property investors attending our monthly meet-ups. Our Feb event is now fully booked. But we are now taking bookings for our eagerly awaited March event: =================================================== Event: The Baker Street Property Meet, (Monthly Networking Event) When: Wed 26th March… Read more
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Support the RLA and contact your MP
The RLA exists to campaign and lobby on behalf of our members, and we are fighting for a fair deal for the nation’s residential landlords. Changes to Mortgage Interest Relief We are currently fighting against incoming changes to Mortgage Interest Relief (MIR). From April 2017, a 4 year phase in will commence and you will no […]
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Insurance if the seller is a fraudster ?
Does anyone know of an insurance policy that a buyer can purchase to safeguard against the unlikely though catastrophic event of a fraudster pretending to be the seller of a property and the sale goes through to completion. To be clear, the protection I’m seeking is for the would-be buyer, not the legitimate property owner… Read more
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