The Basics Of Buy To Let Property Investment - Part One - Choosing Your Patch

Welcome to my new series, The Basics Of Buy To Let! In this episode, I'll show you how to find your patch and my method to recognize where to invest for your Buy-To-Let Property Investment. Stay till the end of the video, and I'll share with you how to access our brand new Succeed In Property Apps!

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[mrt]

Your time creating the video is appreciated. Would it be possible that you could convey the challenges to landlords on the increasing impact on the EPC incremental changes that would adversely change the worthiness of continuation of being a landlord? I'm fortunate that my BTL portfolio are mostly grade 'C' and this is due to be mandatory in a few years. I can see landlords ditching old stock to first time BTL inverters unaware of this and exiting the market.

At the moment cash savings are worthless so any surplus I have is overpaying the BTL portfolio (as my residential property is fully paid). In 2023 I aim to sell a BTL per year to minimise capital gains tax and up-size my residential due to this EPC crap. ..

Keep up the good work.

[johnporcella]

I used the rental yield app. Came out with huge percentages as I inherited the apartment, so purchase cost was nil.

[adrenalineisbrown]

Great info. Surprised you didn't mention Birmingham.

[davidcalvert-smith]

The problem with higher value areas (particularly in London), it can be hard to pull out 75% of your cash even if the price goes up due to low yields and lending calculations. Also with the stamp duty changes, it’s hard to make the numbers stack in these areas unless you do HMO or some kind of conversation.

When the market is at an all time high, maybe yields is the way to go.

But I agree regarding S***holes - replacing the boiler or kitchen can wipe out the entire years profit (especially if you use a management agent). Just not worth the effort.

[hjvzfim]

Buy commercial properties in low value areas then turn them into flats. Problem solved - Increased value & yield 💯