Sunday, 25 February 2007

About this blog

This blog is dedicated to helping you find, finance and let high-yielding buy-to-let property in the UK.

What's a high-yielding property? I would define a high-yielder as 8%+. Yield is calculated by taking the annual rent and dividing it by the purchase price, e.g., £1000 annual rent / £100,000 purchase price = 10% yield.

Why high-yielding property? Because high-yielding property will, if chosen wisely, put money in your pocket each month. What's more, the idea that capital appreciation is sacrificed for a higher-yield isn't true in my experience. Properties which offer a high-yield are always attractive to property investors. As the rental income increases, the yield gets higher and so becomes more attractive to investors, which creates upwards pressure on the price.

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Sam Vane said...

Thanks for dropping into my blog. Thought I'd pop over and have at a look at this. This is one I will be following,as it is an area I am interested in. Ultimately, I am looking at property and trading to produce the "real money" once everything else is set up. Good luck with it.

Gareth said...

Hi Matt

I am about to start purchasing high yield property this month.

I have also looked at the US, there are some amazing deals out there, yes some of the properties need a little work, but I think if you can find a good contractor, then it solves alot of problems.
I noticed that you are also interested in the US, I think there are important tax issues to consider, and I wondered if you had spoken to anyone yet regarding tax.

Kind regards


Gareth

Admin said...

Hi Gareth,

I've looked into the tax situation and have a few details I can pass on. I'm looking to get together some info on investing in the US too as I'm getting a few enquiries. Drop me an email at matthew.beech@gmail.com. Good luck and let me know how you get on in the US.

Matt