Thinking of buying my first Buy To Let property. Tips for 1st time buyers of Rental Properties UK

Thinking of buying my first Buy To Let property. Tips for 1st time buyers of Rental Properties UK

0:57 - what type of mortgage is required?
1:56 - what mortgage providers do I use?
2:25 - do I need a 20% deposit?
2:48 - what term are my mortgages over?
3:14 - do I over pay my mortgage?
3:43 - did I buy my properties through a standard sale or auction?
4:17 - how do you decide what locations?
5:09 - did I get advice about rental values?
5:35 - Have I ever used rent guarantee?
5:56 - Do I use an agent to manage my properties?

Thinking of buying my first Buy To Let property. Tips for 1st time buyers of Rental Properties UK

In todays video I answer some questions sent to me that were some worries and queries they had ahead of purchasing their first rental property.

You can find my answers to their questions in the video. By no means are these the only way to do it, just my honest opinion of what I would do.

I am often asked questions about rental properties like should I buy a buy to let investment. So I thought I would share some of my views and opinions of what I have done.

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[FreeyourFinance]

Leave a comment below if you're thinking of buying a rental property... whats your main concern about the investment?

[AR-icjf]

Must say great content please continue with these as I am learning a lot from you.Please share how you manage properties in terms of any work required in the property and insurances etc looking forward.
Thanks

[brainforchange]

Really Interesting video as well! Property is not something I am currently invested in but is something I will definitely look at in the future. I know for sure I'd be asking these kind of questions so hearing the answers from someone with first hand experience is absolute gold! :-)