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Author Topic: INVESTMENT PROPERTY URGENTLY REQUIRED  (Read 407 times)
simonkthompson
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« on: March 30, 2009, 02:36:09 pm »

We are currently seeking all types of property within 1hr 30 mins commuting distance to London.We are looking at minimum of 10 units. New build and second hand considered. Proof of funds available and very quick completions.

Key points to note are;

Apartments and houses considered.

25% plus discount from current RICS valuation.

35% from peak prices.

Rental yields in excess of 7%

Entire developments purchased.

Unfinished developments purchased.

Joint venture considered for struggling developers or investors.

 

We have cash available for purchases and are able to complete in a very short space of time for the right deal. We will consider all areas of the country however are focusing on the commuter areas to London and London itself

 
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jindi1
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« Reply #1 on: June 21, 2010, 07:45:13 am »

hello sir this is response to ur post a new company is interested in buying propertyproperty in uk with regards
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« Reply #2 on: July 16, 2010, 01:00:17 pm »

Nationwide  building society has a headline saying 'Mortgage soaks up 42% of salaries', and that this is up from 32% three years ago. That sounds alarming. In fact, as Nationwide is careful to point out, this is a calculation that is based on somebody on average earnings buying an averagely-priced house on a 75% mortgage now. It is thus a calculation that is of relevance to first-time buyers and affordability but says little about the mortgage burden for the vast majority of owner-occupiers, which averages about 20% of take-home pay.
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