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Good video bro but im surprised how did you get subsidence claim paid under nhbc. This guarantee covers construction defects and structural issues relating to construction but not things like subsidence unless you would have proved construction defect as a concurrent or independent cause. Will be happy receive your comments as the scenario needs some explanation and would certainly help.

What site did you bid on?

Damn that subsidence sign outside didnt look like it would raise sny alarm bells to look into it, would it always become more obvious on the inside?

Hi Vijay, Really informative video about BTL. What can you say about product fee that the lender charge, it cost around 15 to 20k, this was not mentioned in your video. Thanks August

Interesting video! if buying through a LTD company though, won't you also suffer from worse (higher) lending rates which could offset the difference in PAYE tax versus corporation tax? Also whilst there is a 19% difference in tax when comparing PAYE and corporation tax, shouldn't there also be consideration around dividends tax as well to factor in with the higher repayment rate?

Wow amazing video thanks

Are most of your tenants AST Contracts?

No wonder they say, 'Your first deal is always your worst', lol.

Great video. I really appreciate 👍

Hi Vijay, loving the plan for this property. Does your refurb cost inc VAT? Also, will you be doing a follow up video? Would love to see the outcome

Hi amazing video and I been watching your video for a while , can you do a video of where you find this kind of deals online? Direct to vendor or auction

You haven't heard of Kwasi Kwateng have you?

Those ASOS shares did well

amazing! thank you

well done!

Great video. The bridging loan seemed cheap to me. I wanted to buy a slightly cheaper property through talking houses but I was quoted over £10k from the guy you recommended for the loan so I didn’t go ahead as it killed the deal

Can you recommend a solicitor. Also how much do solicitors charge for looking over a legal pack?

How much would this house sell for after completion?

How long it will take time for refurb this property ?

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Hi Vijay Love all your videos btw! Im looking to invest up north - Flips - is this something you could help with ?

Great video and style. Love to see more of it keep it up!

Thanks for the video. You were mentioning about the house appreciation of 40/50k property will be less compared to 70/80k ones. Does the same applies for BRRR? Could you please elaborate?

Great Video and love this style! I see you recently increased your BRRR fee to £7k which is around 10% of the house purchase price - seems a LOT! What makes you guys better than other packagers costing much less and is 7k good value for money? Thanks

Great video is it easy to get good working class tenants who aren't likely to trash these properties because 70k areas are usually run down areas, I mean one of your projects was already trashed prior so why would investors buy in these areas

Do you prefer these kind of videos? 🤔

Thank you ❤

promo sm 🤤

Hi Vijay, you said "downzing will allow you to release funds to pass onto your kids and as a bonus there will he inheritance tax benefits by retaining assets in your home rather than in cash or investments." Can you elaborate on how exactly this helps with inheritance tax please?

Hi Vijay, you said "downzing will allow you to release funds to pass onto your kids and as a bonus there will he inheritance tax benefits by retaining assets in your home rather than in cash or investments." Can you elaborate on how exactly this helps with inheritance tax please?

Just to let people know, Banks do NOT Lend money to buy a house 🤫🤭

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In England, Freehold Properties (in fact all land) is owned by the Crown.

Daal mein much Kala Hai. In your bio, your first link to 'waitlist', love the opening line. So your suggesting month 7-12 is free but month 1-6 isn't. Okay, that's cleared. Then you said you and your team (Shaun etc) have sourced 150 properties, 1,000 properties in 20, but yourself just 16... So why are white boy big fish working with you?

Great video thank you Vijay! Do you have any recommendations for books/audiobooks to help the education in property investment?

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Where can I purchase your property note analyzer

Is yield a useless number considering it doesn't give any costs of your mortgage

Hi Vijay, I hope you are. I was wondering if you could please advise me on this property inquiry. I am looking at taking a buy to let mortgage on a timber framed property. What are my chances of getting a lender to lend me funds for it? I’ve just discovered that timber framed houses are not preferred in the UK especially with lenders. Also, in your opinion and experience would you advise to avoid it?

Really helpful video. I’m looking to purchase my first BTL this year so you have a new subscriber!

Love your videos Vijay! Do you have any recommended books to study accountancy and taxation here in the UK? Thank yoi

Hi vijay. Do i need to own a property before purchasing first BTL in a ltd company name? Or can i just start a company and buy my first property in BTL?. Ps : currently i dont own any properties

Do you have software to carry out analysis of properties you are interested in and government property schemes if applicable?

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Great video Vijay , I will be bugging you more .. :)

When you do a BRRR are you taking a 25% mortgage out at the start and then remortgaging after 6 months? Or taking a high interest bridging loan and taking out 1 mortgage after 6 months? Is this what ‘refinancing’ is referring to? Can you also please do a worked example of personal name vs ltd company if you intend to take the money out of the company for yourself? Thanks Vijay

Shared ownership is good if the freeholder is a local authority and in a good location where you see good capital growth (like a London flat). The local authority typically gives the increments at a discount. Plus with new legislation, you’ll be able to extent the lease by 900 years rather then 90-150 years.

I love flats. As long as you can get it Freehold or very long lease (999 years), the service charges and GR is low. Even if tenants move every couple of years it’s an opportunity to make some upgrades and increase rent. 2 bed F/H flats all day long