Property has proved to be the most dynamic investment vehicle of recent times, with more and more people getting into property., it’s vital you stay ahead.

We are always pleased to advise new & existing landlords about the Buy to Let investment market with a step by step guide through the process form where you should be looking to buy (the rental hot spots), those areas with future potential, the type of property to purchase to ensure you have your property let all year round with advice on Buy to Let mortgages through our Independent advisors/sources and all the information and advice you will need to successfully let your property in line with current legislation.

Once you have made your purchase our highly successful and professional management team will service and administer the Tenancy on you behalf eliminating all the worry and stress of trying to deal with it yourself, so sit back and enjoy the short and long-term benefits of being a landlord!

Worried about your retirement? Millions of people across the UK are failing to adequately provide for their retirement and many of these people are turning to property in terms of Buy to Let as a flexible, controlled means of saving for requirement or to long term investment.

Rental sector needs private landlords

As reported in Negotiator magazine Nov 2004

Many tenants plan to continue to rent for at least another 3 years as they are unable to afford to buy their own home in addition more people are choosing to rent as they wait to see what happens in sales market.

WHERE TO START?

1. Carefully investigate the Buy to Let mortgage market and seek professional independent advice.

2. Plan and quantify the risks and rewards.

3. Carefully select the area you are looking to buy in and what type of property is easily let and check typical rental values for that area. Consider up and coming areas, those classified ‘disadvantaged’ and therefore exempt form stamp duty.

4. Ensure you are fully aware of your duties and legal obligations as a landlord.

Tax issues – make sure you are aware of your liability to pay tax on your rental income (particularly if you're a non UK resident landlord) and your capital gains liability should you sell one or more of your investment properties on.