This software is incredible!!! I've just analysed a deal that I'm securing - absolutely chuffed with that! My due diligence (which takes A LOT longer and I won't take that away) was matched and some additional analysis is in there such as long-term metrics - LOVE IT!!
Like you said, lendlord is a all in one platform, can even apply for finance through it and check houses on auction? That is mind blowing 🤯 next thing will be have access to rightmove and zoopla data and show ROI and growth as you scroll (please lendlord do this😅)
Great videos as always! Very interesting to watch. As far as constructive feedback goes, I’m quite a visual learner so it would be good to see some visuals examples when talking about how things are worked out.
Hi Jamie, thanks once again for your amazing video. I was looking at a great opportunity(Auction) in my area. Now the listing is changed to STC and Sale by tender? Does that mean is gone already before even the auction took place?
Extremely helpful but you lost me when you were talking about rates. How is 1% on a bridging loan more expensive then 3% on a mortgage? Genuine question I have clearly misunderstood something
Can you also explain the actually costs of bridging or bridge to let as your quite misleading. What about bridging arrangement fee, paying their high legal fees additional survey fees etc. The monthly interest is not the biggest cost!
Sorry did have some but still feel not all costs are covered eg as a Ltd bridge to let we need to pay bridging company legal fees 1.2k plus vat (not include my own) . On just 80k bridge to let....
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This software is incredible!!! I've just analysed a deal that I'm securing - absolutely chuffed with that! My due diligence (which takes A LOT longer and I won't take that away) was matched and some additional analysis is in there such as long-term metrics - LOVE IT!!
Wow, the new auction functionality and bridging loans are amazing. Thanks Jamie.
This is very helpful Jamie. I came across your channel a few week ago and all your videos are amazing! Please do more videos on bridging.
Have been looking forward to this episode! Insighful as per, thanks Jamie + team. consistent value.
The auction is a new feature, but it's hard to limit by area, I think it has great potential.
I’m a trainee broker, relatively new to the game. I learn so much from you as well as my actual training. Really appreciate the videos 👍
Your amazing! I love your channel.. so much useful information.. thank you 🙏🏽
Like you said, lendlord is a all in one platform, can even apply for finance through it and check houses on auction? That is mind blowing 🤯 next thing will be have access to rightmove and zoopla data and show ROI and growth as you scroll (please lendlord do this😅)
Great videos as always! Very interesting to watch. As far as constructive feedback goes, I’m quite a visual learner so it would be good to see some visuals examples when talking about how things are worked out.
Hi mate you said u sometime offer bridge loans yourself. I was thinking of doing the same thing. Can you do a video on that with regulations
Hi Jamie, thanks once again for your amazing video. I was looking at a great opportunity(Auction) in my area. Now the listing is changed to STC and Sale by tender?
Does that mean is gone already before even the auction took place?
Great video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi , Does it work only wih Pattison and allshop ?
Many thanks in advane, Good content
Is Lendlord only for auctions? What happens if I find a property I'd like to move quickly on? Can't I use it that way?
I am stuck whether to use bridging loan or buy to sell mortgage for flipping properties
Cam you do a talk on commercial property and semi commical and what the avarage intrest rate, been quote 5% for commercial property
@Pinnedby Jamie York... Let me guess some sort of tradeing scam, you will even sell your mother for a few dollor
Hi Jamie , is it possible to use a bridging loan to use for the complete deal ? as in no money upfront for deposit etc
Extremely helpful but you lost me when you were talking about rates. How is 1% on a bridging loan more expensive then 3% on a mortgage? Genuine question I have clearly misunderstood something
Bridging is 1% a month. Mortgage is per year
Adam, unless I am mistaken, 1% per month is same as roughly 12% per year bridging vs 3% mortgage in your example.
I've got 270k equity in my house (value of 500k). What's the best way to utilise that equity?
Can you also explain the actually costs of bridging or bridge to let as your quite misleading. What about bridging arrangement fee, paying their high legal fees additional survey fees etc. The monthly interest is not the biggest cost!
Sorry did have some but still feel not all costs are covered eg as a Ltd bridge to let we need to pay bridging company legal fees 1.2k plus vat (not include my own) . On just 80k bridge to let....
Okay so you bridge it and then refinance with a mortgage
Do you pay deposit when taking out bridging loan ?
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You couldn't lend me a few quid could you Jamie? 800k should do the trick.
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