View Full Version : Buy to Let made easy!!!
jaime 02-06-2007, 09:09 PM hi everyone.
My name is Jaime and I work for a property developing company based in manchester, we have a series of developments all over the North West of England.
We specialise in seling property to people who are interested in building a buy-to-let portfolio.
We only require a 5% deposit and all of our residential properties come with luxury furniture package and six months mortgage cover, some even come with cash back on completion.
Also available is Commercial property. Office space is bought in 500sq ft spaces and then rented by blue chip companies.
If anyone wants more information email me at jtillyer@hotmail.co.uk or call me on 07814 288962.
HarryFlint 08-06-2007, 01:06 AM I hate people who buy to let.
Every sale of a house to let is one more house that a first time buyer cannot have, and the demand therefore goes up and house prices continue to rise as a result.
Shame on you!!
vision 09-06-2007, 05:50 PM What a niave statement. Where do you think all the people would go who want to rent? Students, young professionals and even families who move around are all desparate for good tenancies. BTL is actually an incredibly small part of the housing market and it is partly because councils etc. sold off council houses and then didn't build enough new ones to cope with demand, that we have a scarcity in housing and prices have gone up.
In my experience vendors don't usually choose to sell to landlords as they prefer other families to live in them - which is absolutely right - but where houses are not selling as well vendors are pleased for landlords to buy their property.
HarryFlint 13-06-2007, 10:32 AM What a niave statement. Where do you think all the people would go who want to rent? Students, young professionals and even families who move around are all desparate for good tenancies. BTL is actually an incredibly small part of the housing market and it is partly because councils etc. sold off council houses and then didn't build enough new ones to cope with demand, that we have a scarcity in housing and prices have gone up.
In my experience vendors don't usually choose to sell to landlords as they prefer other families to live in them - which is absolutely right - but where houses are not selling as well vendors are pleased for landlords to buy their property.
No, I am not naive.
People rent because they cannot afford to buy. That is why people "want" to rent. Landlords have swamped the market cashing in on the bad fortunes of those who cannot afford to buy, and in the process bumped house prices through the roof.
Look at Crookes. Its full of rented houses that 7 years ago were privately owned and available at reasonable prices. Your telling me everyone from Parson Cross who would otherwise rent a council house has moved there and the prices have now gone up because of that?
There was always plenty of properties for people who need short term lets, and now we find people rent because they cannot afford to buy. All because of BTL.
Simple. Not naive.
BUT we do live in a world where money rules, and if a landlord offered me the most for my house I would certainly accept.
vision 13-06-2007, 09:22 PM Rented property is not even 10% of the market so 'swamped' is rather an exageration. What I said about council houses not being built is correct. Your reference to Parson Cross is not even relevant to what I meant but a scarcity of building has it pushed more people into the private rental market.
donoghue 03-07-2007, 02:55 PM Rented property is not even 10% of the market so 'swamped' is rather an exageration. What I said about council houses not being built is correct. Your reference to Parson Cross is not even relevant to what I meant but a scarcity of building has it pushed more people into the private rental market.
Well done Vision, you are completley correct !!
venger 03-07-2007, 03:01 PM You are on your own here Harry Flint, throughout Europe, people tend to rent, in this Coutrypeople also did until around the turn of the 19th Century.
House pricing is a more sophisticated demograph than the proerty investors letting properties.
Housing demand/shortage rates quite highly in there you will find, for starters.
venger 03-07-2007, 03:03 PM I hate people who buy to let.
I hate it when people don't realise that a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.
venger 03-07-2007, 03:05 PM hi everyone.
My name is Jaime and I work for a property developing company based in manchester, we have a series of developments all over the North West of England.
We specialise in seling property to people who are interested in building a buy-to-let portfolio.
We only require a 5% deposit and all of our residential properties come with luxury furniture package and six months mortgage cover, some even come with cash back on completion.
Also available is Commercial property. Office space is bought in 500sq ft spaces and then rented by blue chip companies.
If anyone wants more information email me at jtillyer@hotmail.co.uk or call me on 07814 288962.
Hoe about providing a website and or landline Jamie, looks a bit sniffy as it stands.
jaime 03-07-2007, 03:47 PM Hi there,
Landline is 0114 2662243 and website is www.dylanharvey.com/commercial
Didnt put it on at first as I am sure you will appreciate we work on a commission basis and if you call the office someone else could pick the phone up!
venger 03-07-2007, 04:30 PM Hi there,
Landline is 0114 2662243 and website is www.dylanharvey.com/commercial
Didnt put it on at first as I am sure you will appreciate we work on a commission basis and if you call the office someone else could pick the phone up!
Yay no worries, kinda expected that, maybe suggest people ask for you in person ?
Thanks for the link tho.
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