Be aware before buying rental property and uk hotel investments

[gowermae]

It’s a topic that has been discussed for some time now. The issue that as a nation the UK is simply not building enough homes to satisfy demand, depending on the statistics you read the UK are currently building less homes now than they did after the 1st World War! The UK economy has a great reliance on the construction sector and calls from some UK Politicians are for the UK to build out of the current economic situation.

It is important to consider that investments in property are not limited to traditional rental property and those property investors with rental property already in a portfolio could also consider alternatives to anther rental apartment or house in their local area. Options could include London Hotel Investment, London residential property, London commercial investment, property funding investment.

Gower & Mae have been working on a number of projects that will offer rental income through ownership. These incomes can be greater than investing in a traditional property and some properties even come with full property management allowing for less time spent managing the property. Why not have a look at one of our projects The Royal Albert Dock Hotel and see for yourself. There are many ways to invest in property and Hotel investment is a big business rarely available to private investors, London Property Investment can offer good returns and long term growth.

[mistoriagroup]

Interesting post, but do you not agree that in the UK right now its a buyers market for many types of property right now?

Taking the Manchester Student property scene into consideration, probably the biggest student population in the country, there is never going to be a shortage of residents so the ,market is definitely there.

To give another example what about buying a property right now and sitting on it for the foreseeable future until the house prices start to rise back up, which Im sure they will all in good time!

DOnt sell right now, but do considering buying is what im saying.

[gowermae]

Interesting post, but do you not agree that in the UK right now its a buyers market for many types of property right now?

Taking the Manchester Student property scene into consideration, probably the biggest student population in the country, there is never going to be a shortage of residents so the ,market is definitely there.

To give another example what about buying a property right now and sitting on it for the foreseeable future until the house prices start to rise back up, which Im sure they will all in good time!

DOnt sell right now, but do considering buying is what im saying.

yeah. you are right..

[Rabia]

Interesting post, but do you not agree that in the UK right now its a buyers market for many types of property right now?

Taking the Manchester Student property scene into consideration, probably the biggest student population in the country, there is never going to be a shortage of residents so the ,market is definitely there.

To give another example what about buying a property right now and sitting on it for the foreseeable future until the house prices start to rise back up, which Im sure they will all in good time!

DOnt sell right now, but do considering buying is what im saying.

You raised a good point. Interesting one. Thanks for sharing

[sordki]

Taking the Manchester Student property scene into consideration, probably the biggest student population in the country, there is never going to be a shortage of residents so the ,market is definitely there.

To give another example what about buying a property right now and sitting on it for the foreseeable future until the house prices start to rise back up, which Im sure they will all in good time!

DOnt sell right now, but do considering buying is what im saying.

Is now right time to sell the property?

[Luanne Cortney]

Young and first-time buyers are most at risk - and, even though many stretch their finances to breaking point when they decide to climb on the property ladder for the first time, it is certainly worth making sure you keep aside some cash to ensure the biggest purchase you will probably ever make does not also end up being your biggest mistake.