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3 Ways to Find More Deals with Less Effort

The real estate market is moving fast. If you want to keep up with the competition, you need to be able to find deals more creatively than ever before. Luckily, there are several ways that you can find more deals with less effort. We’ve compiled a list of our favourite ways to do just that below…

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Big News for Property Investors: Still Have £££ Left in Your Bank Account? Then Maybe it’s Time to Get Your Deal On!

If you’re a property investor, then today’s market is undoubtedly promising. Demand for housing is high and buyer confidence remains high. If you’ve got some spare cash, this could be the best time to invest in buy-to-let properties – especially if you’re looking at areas close to large university cities such as Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool and Leeds.

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How to Fund Your Real Estate Deals Using Private Money

Many real estate investors have turned to private money sources to fund their deals. There are different types of private money sources, and each has its own pros and cons.

Private money is generally easier for both parties involved when compared with other financing methods. For example, a bank requires the borrower to put up much more collateral (e.g., property) than someone who is lending their own capital or using a friend or family member’s funds.

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Rhythm Of Life: How to Get More Deals with Less Effort

If you’re reading this, I’m going to assume that you’re an investor who is looking for a way to grow their property portfolio. If this is the case then I can help you find more deals with less effort. In this article, I will explain why having a rhythm to your business is so important and how it can be achieved.

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What is your target rent? Find me a property that will yield around x%

You’ve got a good idea of how much you can afford to spend and what type of property you want. Now it’s time to find a place that will meet your needs and still allow you to make the income you want. There are many factors that go into determining what the rent should be: location, size, amenities, etc.. But when it comes down to it, all these factors boil down to one thing: the yield percentage.

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