Investment Property
Investment Property - Forced Appreciation
'Forced Appreciation' can be summed up as the minimal expenditure required to maximise both your rental yield and buy to let property valuation.
I can tell you that properties in the £50K-£100K range can often see dramatic increases in both valuations with simply 'paint & carpet'.
Often property investors get caught out by spending too much time making the property how they want it look, rather than focusing on whether it will rent or not.
Later we explain the critical importance of investing in property that is easily lettable.
I am very experienced at looking at a property through 'investors eyes'. Inexperienced investors all too often spend £1000's on refurbishments which do little to increase a property's maximum rental return.
You should always try to source property where refurbishment such as bathroom, kitchen etc., is not required to achieve a rent which will more than pay the mortgage.
I firmly believe that 'paint & carpet' is often all that is necessary to make a property appealing, and return a very acceptable rent, without the investor incurring major expenditure.
This 'forced appreciation' maximises your return and minimises your investment.
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