Think you need to check out some web sites. Basically you but a property rent it out and which bays the mortgage and take tax refief on the letting topped up by capital appreciation in a rising market. As the market changes or the tax laws are changed you can lose more than you make ending in negative equity. Its a risky business and you need to know what your doing.
2007-06-25 23:25:40
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answered by Barbarian 5
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Hi there,
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Hope this can be of some help
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2007-06-26 07:00:44
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answered by stephen m 1
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Easy - unless you already have a property the first thing to do is buy one.
For this you will need a Mortage.
To get a Mortage you will need INCOME (typically thgis is a WAGE from a JOB, however it could be profits from being a self-emplyed Landlord or property developer ie. rent on your other properties or profits from doing up and selling other houses.)
For any house in the South of England you will need to pay at least £200,000.
You should be granted a Mortgage of at least 5x Income.
So, to get started, find a Job that pays at least £40,000 a year (and be prepared to make repayments of about £2000 a month).
You will also need about £15,000 in actual cash to get going, but eventually you will be able to quit your £40,000+ a year job and live off the income from the Rent (or profit from sales).
2007-06-26 06:24:27
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answered by Steve B 7
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I started with 10k I buy places that need updating on a mortgage with no tie ins, do the work and rent this property out 6 months later I remortgage the property release some of my equity and profit and continue renting it out. No tax payable as you are paying interest on the money released. I then re invest some and live on the rest. I quit work in March and havent looked back.
2007-06-26 06:31:24
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answered by paul r 2
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It's called buying cheap , maybe with some work to be done , and selling for a profit
Just hope the market dosn't crash
2007-06-26 20:12:03
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answered by Stephen A 4
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