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  • GitMaster69
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    Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post
    7% yield - wow, you are a long time deed counting a 7% yield, comparing with the fun you could have with the capital with your family and friends

    You might be the richest man in the graveyard


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    the maths is different as it's leveraged investment.
    Last edited by GitMaster69; 21 October 2020, 20:49.

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  • GhostofTarbera
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    Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
    my dream is to trade properties as main job one day
    7% yield - wow, you are a long time deed counting a 7% yield, comparing with the fun you could have with the capital with your family and friends

    You might be the richest man in the graveyard


    Sent from my iPhone using Contractor UK Forum

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  • GitMaster69
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    Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View Post
    Many are available. Think of a house converted to two with upstairs sold off on a lease. Then downstairs wants to sell so you can buy the freehold interest

    Mind you mortgaging a freehold flat is not easy but you can grant yourself a lease and keep the freehold. Done it a few times
    my dream is to trade properties as main job one day

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  • NowPermOutsideUK
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    is a freehold flat possible?
    is freehold in London possible?
    Many are available. Think of a house converted to two with upstairs sold off on a lease. Then downstairs wants to sell so you can buy the freehold interest

    Mind you mortgaging a freehold flat is not easy but you can grant yourself a lease and keep the freehold. Done it a few times

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  • GitMaster69
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    is a freehold flat possible?
    is freehold in London possible?
    it's possible if you buy freehold off the landlord. There are regulations but basically you need to convince 50% of building's leaseholders to buy it I believe

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View Post
    You should be concentrating on a yield of 7% plus. A 10% discount on an overvalued property means nothing

    Do you know why you are buying. Do you just have money to park somewhere or are you trying to hedge against inflation or something else?

    I’m looking to buy in London but I know what I want. A freehold flat with lease due for renewal and a very good yield without the lease extension premium
    is a freehold flat possible?
    is freehold in London possible?

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  • GitMaster69
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    Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View Post
    You should be concentrating on a yield of 7% plus. A 10% discount on an overvalued property means nothing

    Do you know why you are buying. Do you just have money to park somewhere or are you trying to hedge against inflation or something else?

    I’m looking to buy in London but I know what I want. A freehold flat with lease due for renewal and a very good yield without the lease extension premium
    Yeah same area as my Airbnb yielding around 10%. however recent T3 has affected yields unsurprisingly. Playing the long game.

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  • NowPermOutsideUK
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    Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
    10%+ discount or wait. I want to feel like a shark negotiating price down from position of power ;-)
    You should be concentrating on a yield of 7% plus. A 10% discount on an overvalued property means nothing

    Do you know why you are buying. Do you just have money to park somewhere or are you trying to hedge against inflation or something else?

    I’m looking to buy in London but I know what I want. A freehold flat with lease due for renewal and a very good yield without the lease extension premium

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  • GitMaster69
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    Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View Post
    It can’t be any clearer. Now is mot the time to buy unless you are getting a heavy discount and k ow why you are buying. Eek explained why above

    Repayment vs interest depends on the gearing you want and the amount of interest you want to pay

    Of you buying a btl now you should be getting 7% plus otherwise not worth the stress
    10%+ discount or wait. I want to feel like a shark negotiating price down from position of power ;-)
    Last edited by GitMaster69; 21 October 2020, 17:31.

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  • NowPermOutsideUK
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    Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
    I read all your posts.
    You have portfolio of properties.
    What’s your take on interest only vs repayment BTL mortgages ?

    There’s good supply of properties in the area I’m watching at the moment (with none for sale 6 months ago). They didn’t seem to sell during stamp duty holidays. At the same time I don’t want to miss the boat when it will turn out the sun still comes after Brexit and it’s not as bad as everyone thought . So right now observing and weighting my options, collecting opinions, doing market research etc
    It can’t be any clearer. Now is mot the time to buy unless you are getting a heavy discount and k ow why you are buying. Eek explained why above

    Repayment vs interest depends on the gearing you want and the amount of interest you want to pay

    Of you buying a btl now you should be getting 7% plus otherwise not worth the stress

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