There’s been a lot of talk about how Brexit will impact investors, employees, business owners, families and politicians. But what about millennials? First, lets start by asking… What is the Attitude of Millennials in Relation to Brexit? Millennials are smart, well informed and have a good understanding of Brexit… including all the complexities. Millennials want…
The October 2019 deadline is looming, but there’s still no certainty as to how the UK will leave the European Union. What’s more, the belief among property leaders that the Government will secure a successful Brexit deal is low. The ultimate effects of Brexit on house prices and mortgages will depend on the details of…
The Insiders Guide to the Best Places to Rent in London So If you’re new to London, it can be challenging to decide where is the best place to live. After all, London is a huge city, and each area has its unique charm and advantages. To help you decide, here are our ideas of…
Deal or No Deal… That is the Question Although there has been ample discussion on a range of outcomes, including a departure under the terms of the current Withdrawal Agreement, it is likely that no-deal Brexit could happen. Firstly, what is a no-deal Brexit? And what does this mean for investors? A no-deal Brexit is…
As an investor, you’ve probably heard experts say that renting a house or flat to a group of individuals, rather than to one family, is profitable and can give higher rental yields than standard buy-to-let properties. Especially if it’s in a high demand area. That’s why HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) are becoming more popular….
What Does the Tenant Fee Ban Mean For You? If you’ve been renting in London for a few years, you would have noticed that rents have increased, alongside the average London house price rise. According to BBC news, a 20-something professional with a typical income, spends between 30% to 55% of their monthly earnings, to…
Do you know the difference between buying a freehold versus leasehold property? Is one a better investment than the other? Does it matter? The fact is, the majority of flats in England are leasehold, while most houses are freehold properties. It’s important to understand the difference between the two before buying or renting a property….
Do you want to buy a home in London? The closest many of us will get is buying property on the Monopoly board. The fact is, the average London house price has risen by 350% since 1998. What’s more, it’s now 14.5 times the typical salary. So, what’s the answer? Try before you buy. Many…
Are You Prepared for the New HMO Rules ? Maybe you’ve heard that the Government changed the Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) rules. After all, the rules needed to be reviewed. They are complicated at the best of times with different licensing regimes – mandatory HMO licensing, the optional “additional HMO licensing” and the…
London is one of the greatest cities of the world… we are a global leader in banking and financial services. We have sports (Rugby, Wimbledon, Football, and Cricket). Then there’s the theatre, museums, parks, shopping. And the food, pubs, restaurants, iconic landmarks… you name it. Living in London is a dream come true, but only…