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The rent-to-rent investment strategy has seen huge growth in the last few years and this is only set to continue.
Rent to Rent is where an individual or company rents a property from a landlord who will then receive a fixed amount of rent for a fixed period.
This strategy works well for landlords who are looking for a hands-off experience.
The person/company renting the property does small maintenance jobs and finds and manages tenants, almost as though they are the landlord.

When you secure a property using this strategy, there is the opportunity to make substantial profits by using the property as an HMO or Serviced Accommodation. This strategy does not require huge deposits allowing investors to spread their capital into other properties.

Serviced accommodation is a dwelling that has been made available for the use of travellers/contractors/professionals from all over the world for short term accommodation or long term stays.
Such serviced accommodation is usually booked online via a number of booking websites, it can also be booked directly with the Company running it.
These offer very high returns for investors, along with capital growth when purchased.
Serviced accommodation boomed even throughout the COVID-19 pandemic as more people are opting for their own use of space without having to share facilities. This growth is only continuing to rise as other countries open up bringing overseas tourists back to the market.

A House of Multiple Occupation is a house occupied by more than 2 qualifying persons who are not all members of the same family. A “qualifying person” is a person whose only or principal place of residence is the House of Multiple Occupation.
In most cases, a House of Multiple Occupation is a house or a flat where some of these households share basic facilities, such as a kitchen toilet or bathroom.
Other types of House of Multiple Occupation are converted buildings that include non-self-contained flats.
Whether you want to let to professional tenants, students or work with LHA tenants, be sure to contact a member of our team.
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BRRR turns the idea of property investment as a long-term strategy on its head.
Generally, the longer an investor or homeowner holds onto a property, the more money they will make when they sell thanks to capital appreciation. But with flipping, it is about buying a property at a good price in a rising market or up-and-coming location, and selling when the market is still hot.
Some flippers prefer to buy homes that need complete renovation. Provided the cost of the refit doesn’t outweigh the sale price, many investors make money this way.

In a lease-option, a property owner and tenant agree that, at the end of a specified rental period for a given property, the renter has the option of purchasing the property at a pre-agreed price.
Lease Options are quickly becoming a popular strategy amongst would-be home-buyers as well as investors.
Lease options are considered wealth creators, since they funnel capital growth to benefit you. Plus, they enable you to generate a monthly income from property you babysit but don’t own.
This strategy does not require large deposits on the outset, allowing investors time to position themselves to purchase and time to arrange finance, deposits or even time to repair their credit status.

Investing in Commercial property has historically been a sound investment. Value can be added in a multitude of ways, including re-fits, altering the floor plans or even obtaining planning for a change of use. Longer leases, fewer maintenance costs (when rented to a Company) and high rents are just a few of the many benefits of investing in Commercial Property. Whilst the outlay for refurbishment can be higher, so too will the returns.