Tips for Overseas investor partnership?

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Hello everyone. My name’s Riccardo and I’d love to ask a few questions and hopefully get some good guidelines! A little introduction of me (better say us)

We are 4 newbies on our early 30′ sharing the dream and goal of running our own business and become entrepreneurs on the property business.We def want to step out the “rat race”

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Scotland is home to the highest rental yields

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Lettings management platform, Howsy, has revealed the most appealing markets for UK landlords based on the annual rental return available as a percentage of the property investment cost.

Across the UK the current annual rent of £11,436 accounts for 4.9% of the average UK house price (£234,370).

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Landlord fined over £150,000 for letting with safety hazards…

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Rogue landlord:

A Dudley, Birmingham
landlord have been fined a total of £151,070 by Wolverhampton
Magistrates Court for three breaches of an Emergency Prohibition
Order, served on him in relation to a house of multiple occupation
(HMO).

Landlord Latif
Rehman of Lordswood Road, Birmingham, who has a chequered history
when it comes to letting property, failed to respond to several
notices requiring him to attend to safety defects in his HMO
property.

Council officials
had originally inspected the three-storey, four-bedroom property in
Cole Street, Netherton, after one of Mr Rehman’s tenants complained
to the Council last February.

The official visit
revealed numerous hazards relating to the general security of the
building from intruders, and fire and electrical safety risks. The
officers deemed that these defects posed an imminent risk to the
safety of the building’s occupants.

Notice was served
following the visits, but a re-inspection in April found that
whatever works had been carried out were insufficient to rectify the
safety risks. Fire doors in the property still failed to comply with
regulations, access to the property was not secure and damp was still
present in parts of the property.

Dudley Council’s
private sector housing team pursued the case to court with support
from the Council’s legal services team.

On November 7 Mr
Rehman was fined £50,000 for each offence and ordered to pay £1,000
in costs and £170 victim surcharge.

Alan Lunt, deputy
chief executive at Dudley Council, told Hereford Times:

“Landlords are
not above the law. They must comply with standards to fulfil their
legal responsibility to protect the safety of their tenants.

“This case
demonstrates that we take these cases very seriously and will take
action against anyone failing to fulfil their obligation.”

Dudley Council are
now now considering applying for a rent repayment order and a banning
order against Rehman, who two years ago was ordered to pay in excess
of £340,000 after illegally converting houses into bedsits.

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Christmas is not the time to find New Build bargains

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The latest research by new homes specialist, Stone Real Estate, has revealed that the level of new build properties being sold accelerates as we head into December, while sales across the regular market drop a gear in the run-up to Christmas.

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