Cashflow is king, as they say. And it really is true. Nobody ever got their house reposessed because it went down in value, but many have because they couldn't afford the cashflow. Learn how we manage ours, how we spot the problems coming before they even arrive and how to deal with them effectively.

Our 5 Property Guarantees: taking away the risk in working with us!

Rather than having you begin your relationship with us by taking all the risks yourself, we take them from you by giving you a guarantee that certain things will and won't happen. Read on for the details...

The discount property trap

Systematic over-pricing of property is a problem that has plagued this industry since early in the last decade by unscrupulous companies, backed up by short-term minded valuers and systematically blind lenders...

Our 4 Property Guarantees: taking away the risk in working with us!

Rather than having you begin your relationship with us by taking all the risks yourself, we take them from you by giving you a guarantee that certain things will and won't happen. Read on for the details...

Is it realistic to have cashflow positive investment property 100% of the time?

It's a great idea, and I'm all for going for cashflow positive when it's doable and realistic, but it all depends on where the market is currently. But -- there are reasons why I don't always go for it.

How Much Capital Do You Need To Get Started In Property Investment?

Short answer: it depends. Longer answer: it's a bit more complicated, but don't worry -- this video will take you through all the issues in a very-easy-to-understand way.

More proof that the buy to let market is on its way back -- Kensington launches 85% buy-to-let mortgage

More signs that the buy to let market is on its way back -- Kensington Mortgages is offering the first buy-to-let mortgage for landlords who only have a 15% deposit in more than two years.

Brett responds to today's news: Pension pledges have left UK and US 'insolvent'

The world's most advanced economies, including Britain and the US, would be insolvent if they accounted properly for the pension and health pledges made to their aging populations, an authoritative report has warned.

Brett responds to today's news: Complacent Investors Could be Jolted by an Early BOE Interest-Rate Rise

The MPC is caught between a rock and a hard place with this one. On the one hand they have to sit and wait and see what the effect of the Austerity measures and VAT increase have on the economy but on the other hand they really have to address inflation.

Good news for house prices

Well house prices have been dropping for 5 months now which is kind of in line with our expectations. Or have they? I have said for the last 2 years that that people shouldn't believe the statistical averages the papers churn out each month.

The gradual change in the way ground rent is calculated and how it affects investors

I remember back to when managing agents first introduced a re-letting fee for every new tenant, and the first mortgage lender to have an arrangement fee.Times change, technology changes, and the financial and property industries are no different.

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