An investment of £100,000 into an average regional property in early 2000 was worth over £270,000 twenty years later according to Nationwide Building Society. At the same time, it would have provided a valuable rental income.
Property may or may not provide similar returns in the future, but it remains one of the most reliable ways for a personal investor to generate additional income and capital growth and to provide a stable base for an investment portfolio or a retirement plan.
21/05/23
There used to be a time when dinner guests compared the performance of their buy to let properties. Nowadays, the constant drip of negative publicity means that few would admit...
20/05/23
"44% of landlords considering selling" shouts the headline. It's nonsense of course, but there is one corner of the market that could see some serious thinning out.
19/05/23
Last year's White Paper promised the biggest shake-up of the private rental sector in a generation. The hew Bill doesn't disappoint. We look at the main reforms investors need to be...