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Aberdeen is historically known for its strong ties with the North Sea. Boasting notable fishing and shipping industries as well as a lively cultural scene, the third largest city in Scotland is a multi-faceted area which offers its visitors a broad range of things to see and do. A new report shows that Aberdeen house prices rose by 2.3% in the last quarter and further to this, the annual house price change in Aberdeen city and suburbs is +6.6%.
With regards to property investment, there isn’t a mistake that hasn’t already been made. Most are made by beginner investors, who haven’t yet gained the experience to avoid them. These mistakes often stop investors from continuing after their first investment and becoming property millionaires.
Here are some of the most common property investment mistakes and how to avoid them.
Mergers and acquisitions can be an exciting part of business transformations, especially if you’re a business owner who's received an attractive offer from a prospective buyer. Due diligence, simply put, is essentially an investigation to target any risk from a legal perspective. It should be conducted prior to entering into any agreement or transaction.
Do you want to become a big property tycoon? Baby steps first. Before you begin looking at properties, you need to work out what type of property investor you want to be. Do you need partners to start out with, or do you want to join an already established group of investors? If you start off by yourself, you will be the only one who will reap the rewards from your investment.
Have you heard about the latest craze when it comes to property and homes? A smart home is a convenient home setup whereby most of the appliances and devices are centrally connected using a mobile or other networked device. Most of the time, the devices are interconnected through the internet, allowing the user to remotely connect to their security systems, lighting and even home theaters.
Recently, a small beach hut in Devon went on sale for £45,000, located just minutes away from River beach, Teignmouth. With no interior features except for two windows, ceiling strip lights, power points, an electric meter and a consumer unit, this 5.93m by 2.29m wooden shed, painted blue, the freehold shed is attached to a yellow beach hut.
Whilst real estate and property investing is serious business, it’s good to remember that property can be fun. There are many unusual and very interesting properties in the world. Here we will show you a few of the most interesting properties or real estate stories that you may never have known.
Even after the official end of the Covid lockdown in England, the housing demand in London remains quiet. The average asking price of £645,246 was adjusted down by 0.8% from June to July. An unusual occurrence for the generally busier London housing market.
When you invest in property, especially if it is your first time, it’s a really good idea to look at the option of a Property Management Company to assist you. They offer a wide range of knowledge, tools and resources within the industry that could take you months (or even years) to develop. Also, by choosing the correct Property Manager could mean all the difference between a failed or highly successful investment.
Although 2020 was difficult for most, and 2021 seems little different, the property market within the U.K. has been booming. The changing priorities of workers required to work from home means that homeowners, and renters alike, have opted for more suburban properties than that of the city life. Here are the top areas to invest in for 2021.
Investing in property is one of the best ways to build yourself an income and increase your wealth. That being said, it is always a good idea to properly investigate and weigh up the options with any investment, and with the following handy tips and tricks, we’re hoping to guide you in making the best decision when it comes to investing your hard-earned money into property.
With the current pandemic that we all find ourselves in, it begs the question of whether it is really going to have the effect and impact on the property market, as some may have predicted.
