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NEW 80% LTV Product Reduces Net Cash-In! PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John Angeletta   
Thursday, 13 May 2010 15:22

NEW 80% LTV Product Reduces Net Cash-In!

This improved loan-to-value rate means you pay less net cash-in than before on 20%BMV deals.

Check out the website to see some very attractive BMV Property Investment Deals.  
 
Great NEWS For Your Sons and Daughters ... PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John Angeletta   
Monday, 29 March 2010 11:56
Great NEWS for First Time Buyers ...

Thanks to all our investors who have enjoyed an excellent first year from our Below Market Value website.
 
More great news!
 
Due to increasing demand from you, we are launching an all NEW below market value website just for First Time Buyers.

With the Chancellors new 0% rate Stamp Stamp Duty Land Tax threshold doubled, a FTB can now buy a £250,000 property through us saving up to £62,500 with NO STAMP DUTY!

As FTB's may attract a 90% mortgage on a PURCHASE price they will, in real terms, put only 7.5% deposit down whilst enjoying huge savings against open market values.  
 
For example, a £250,000 property has a massive day-one equity of £81,250 (including 25%BMV saving plus 7.5% deposit). Mortgage payment c.£650pcm. Combined gross income required c.£46,000pa.
 
Quite an exceptional deal don't you think?
 
For a £100,000 example at 25% Below Market Value, with a 90% mortgage on the purchase price, the deposit is just £7,500 with day-one equity of £32,500.  Mortgage payment c.£250pcm. Combined gross income required c.£18,750pa.
 
For a £150,000 example the 7.5% deposit is £11,250, day-one equity is £48,750. Mortgage payment c. £360pcm. Combined gross income required c.£28,125pa.  And so on. 

Would your sons and daughters like to enjoy day-one equity of 1/3rd?  
 
Would they like their very own property for less than the cost of the average monthly rent?
 
Would your friends children wish to enjoy this too?
 
Remember, parents can act as guarantor if children's incomes are beneath the required amounts to secure a mortgage. And, with 1/3rd equity your money is much safer!
 
Do call us to run through the math or just to let us know what you think. 
 
Technical Fault PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John Angeletta   
Tuesday, 12 January 2010 12:03

Though the salutation was correct we apologies to those of you who received an apparent 'blank' Property Alert recently.  

This was due to a technical issue, which was beyond our immediate control.

Should this happen again, use our normal link on the foot of the pager to access the whole site.  

The latest property will be at the top of the listings and you can peruse/reserve in the usual way.

We apologies for the technical error once more. 

 
 
Landlords & DIGITAL Switchover? PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John Angeletta   
Tuesday, 15 December 2009 12:25
Landlords & DIGITAL Switchover ~ Are You Prepared?

Many landlords admit to being confused about how digital switchover will effect them and their tenants.

The National Landlords Association (NLA) has joined forces with Sky to ensure landlords get the help they need with digital switchover when analogue television signals are switched off in their region. 

As the newest addition to the NLA Recognised Supplier Scheme, Sky will be available to give landlords support and advice on making sure their properties are ready for switchover, while also offering extra digital services. 

As the digital switchover rolls-out across the UK, many landlords will need to consider their options if their property has 'shared communal viewing', such as flats, HMO's and blocks of apartments. 

Paul Berwick, Head of Marketing, NLA, said, “Although the digital switchover has already begun, clearly many landlords are still in the dark about what they need to do. It is good to see Sky supporting landlords with the digital switchover and tailoring their products to provide specific services for them". 

What We Say ~ Whether you are an NLA member or not, check out their website www.landlords.org.uk 'Latest News'. 
 
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