New launch of 2 bed houses from only £96,500!

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A fantastic opportunity to purchase 2 bed, new build houses in the centre of St Helens near Liverpool, with prices from only £96,500. We are also delighted to have secured these lovely properties, with an amazing discount of 12.5% off list prices.

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Be a guest of Mark Smith (Barrister-At-Law) – Eastbourne

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Our Hon. Legal Counsel, Mark Smith, Head of Chambers at Cotswold Barristers will be presenting an overview of several landlords tax strategies at the pin Eastbourne Meeting property networking event Wednesday 8th May 2019.

The event will start at 6:00pm until 9:00pm and will be free for guests of Mark Smith that have not previously attended a pin meeting.

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Judge Throws Out Section 21 Bizarrely?

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I served Section 21 on 14th September 2018 as I needed possession of the property. The tenant was in Periodic Tenancy as the original tenancy was signed on 15/05/2014 and expired on 14/05/2015. The purpose of highlighting these dates is to exhibit that Tenancy Pre-dates Deregulation Act October 2015.

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Scottish Government announces £30m rental property investment

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Private Renting:

The Scottish Government is ready to use taxpayer’s money to
fund institutional investors in a bid to boost the supply of rental housing.

The Government is funding the development of some 1,800
private rental properties across Scotland though its financial support for corporate
investment fund – Sigma.

The Sigma Capital Group claims to be a leading UK provider
of family Private Rented Sector (PRS) housing and the proposed injection of
£30m of taxpayers’ money will be added to Sigma’s development fund of £43m earmarked
for the PRS.

Pending the establishment of Scotland’s first nationalised bank, “The Scottish National Investment Bank“, the money will be provided through the Building Scotland Fund, a fund set-up last year to provide development loans to boost housing supply at commercial rates.

Communities Secretary Aileen Campbell has said:

“We want people to have the security to make that house
their home.

“Renting accommodation is becoming a long-term option for
many people, at many stages of life, for example when starting a family or when
retiring.

“We want everyone who rents to be able to live in a house
that suits their needs and in an area where they want to live, including near
family, friends or schools.

“We want people to have the security to make that house
their home – whether they are looking for a house for three years or 30 years.�

“The Private Residential Tenancy already offers greater
security for tenants, balanced with appropriate safeguards for landlords and
investors.

“These additional new properties to the sector can give
people long-term security and the confidence they are renting from an
experienced, professional management company.

“The additional long-term stability these properties provide
will make a huge difference for many households, especially those wanting to
create a family home and settle into a community.�

“That is your SNP government – building a fairer Scotland
for the next generation,” she had said.

Graham Barnet, Sigma chief executive, has said:

“We are delighted to have the support of the Scottish Government’s
Building Scotland Fund.

“Our approach to housing delivery has been working extremely
well in England and is helping to deliver thousands of new houses for the
private rental market.

“We see significant demand for our high-quality,
professionally managed homes in Scotland and look forward to using this new
fund to assist in addressing Scotland’s housing needs.

“We are also continuing to explore other opportunities to
extend our business model.�

In addition to the rental fund, First Minister Nicola
Sturgeon’s commented at the SNP conference in Edinburgh this week that a £150
million scheme would be set-up to provide loans to help first-time buyers with
deposits up to £25,000 to fund or top up their deposits.

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