Very interesting and again you two are so smart with your approach to investing. Here in US Florida finding a rental for $900 is near impossible. Also, the cost of renovations here are outrageous. For our kitchen we are looking at min. $40,000. Keep searching & great job guys! ~Cara 😊
Slick video guys and very well edited. My partner and I are looking to get into property investing but can't seem to make the numbers work. Your 'standard' BTL calculation aligns with what we've been finding too. I'll be checking out your future content for sure!
Do you run into areas that do not allow HMO or Buy to Let? They tend to be regulated in most US cities. Is there solid demand for HMO rentals? Are there that many single people looking for a room to rent?
Your leaving alot in the deal, that purchase price is scary. How much would you say is acceptable to leave in deals now, i know alot of investors want all out money deals do you think they exist now ? thanks keep up the good work
Don’t think there is a set amount that’s acceptable to leave in. It all depends on what the ROI is and if you’re comfortable with it. All money out deals do exist yes but less with the small residential deals.
HMO's are now far more appealling than vanilla BTL due to yield. I own one in Bolton (5-bed all ensuites). How do you feel about a glut of HMO's on the horizon and the impact this'll have on the market?
I see it as a sign of the times. Rentals are having to adapt to an HMO style for a lot of people as renting a whole flat is becoming more and more expensive for one single individual.
@@PropertyCouple thanks for sharing your thoughts. As a consequence of the imminent HMO glut, I see more councils enforcing Article 4 as time goes by. Great situation for those who managed to get in before this happens as it'll lift the value of the property and open up commercial valuations / lenders - therefore allowing greater capital appreciation.
Great video. That financial calculator has to be a life saver. That really puts it into black and white (and hopefully not to the red). 😄
Very interesting and again you two are so smart with your approach to investing. Here in US Florida finding a rental for $900 is near impossible. Also, the cost of renovations here are outrageous. For our kitchen we are looking at min. $40,000.
Keep searching & great job guys! ~Cara 😊
Wow! You guys broke that down into such easily understood parts! I'm still amazed how inexpensive rents are. In SoCal rents are easily double that! 😢
Crazy!
Brilliantly explained video guys as always
Could i have the deal analyser please? Looks really useful
Brilliant, well explained and makes me realise HMO is the way to go. Oh I just made a little rhyme 😀
Slick video guys and very well edited. My partner and I are looking to get into property investing but can't seem to make the numbers work. Your 'standard' BTL calculation aligns with what we've been finding too. I'll be checking out your future content for sure!
Your best bet is to look at other strategies :) thanks for watching.
Do you share your cashflow spreadsheet?
Do you run into areas that do not allow HMO or Buy to Let? They tend to be regulated in most US cities. Is there solid demand for HMO rentals? Are there that many single people looking for a room to rent?
There are article 4 areas in the UK that prohibit new HMO’s yes. Demand for single rooms are very high in cities for sure.
Great informative video, work in property but for others !!!
Your leaving alot in the deal, that purchase price is scary. How much would you say is acceptable to leave in deals now, i know alot of investors want all out money deals do you think they exist now ? thanks keep up the good work
Don’t think there is a set amount that’s acceptable to leave in. It all depends on what the ROI is and if you’re comfortable with it. All money out deals do exist yes but less with the small residential deals.
HMO's are now far more appealling than vanilla BTL due to yield. I own one in Bolton (5-bed all ensuites). How do you feel about a glut of HMO's on the horizon and the impact this'll have on the market?
I see it as a sign of the times. Rentals are having to adapt to an HMO style for a lot of people as renting a whole flat is becoming more and more expensive for one single individual.
@@PropertyCouple thanks for sharing your thoughts. As a consequence of the imminent HMO glut, I see more councils enforcing Article 4 as time goes by. Great situation for those who managed to get in before this happens as it'll lift the value of the property and open up commercial valuations / lenders - therefore allowing greater capital appreciation.