Investment strategies
Property investment strategies we source for
The right strategy depends on your objectives, your funding and how involved you want to be. Here is what each one means in practice, and what we look for when sourcing it.
Buy to Let
Single-let residential property held for rental income and long-term ownership.
Buy to Let in detailHMOs
Houses in multiple occupation let by the room, typically producing a higher gross yield.
HMOs in detailRefurbishments
Tired or dated property bought below its finished value and improved before letting or sale.
Refurbishments in detailBelow Market Value
Property acquired at a discount to fair market value, usually because of speed, condition or circumstance.
Below Market Value in detailDevelopment Opportunities
Sites, conversions and change-of-use projects where value is created through planning and build.
Development Opportunities in detailHigh Yield Property
Lower entry price stock in areas where rent relative to price is strong.
High Yield Property in detailCapital Growth Opportunities
Property in locations where the longer-term case rests on value appreciation as well as rent.
Capital Growth Opportunities in detailOff Market Property
Opportunities that are not openly advertised on the major portals.
Off Market Property in detailInvestment disclaimer: nothing on this page is financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Example metrics are illustrative of how we present figures, not projections of what you will achieve. Property values and rents can fall as well as rise, and no return is guaranteed. Take independent professional advice before committing to any purchase.
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