Typical Investment Example
A typical investment is summarized as follows:
• A small block of apartments (5 to 10 units) is acquired in a registered company by a consortium of investors (£25,000 and upwards). These units are usually 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments which are in high demand with low ongoing maintenance costs.
• These apartments are furnished and tenanted providing positive cash flow from inception, and conservative mortgage finance is arranged through a bank.
• We manage the property for a period of 3 to 5 years after which the whole property or individual units are then sold on the open market.
Existing investors have first option to acquire individual units at the market price should they wish to continue ownership.
Alternatively, the units are sold and the profits are paid to the shareholders according to their percentage shareholding.
Through this proven approach, an investor is able to participate in a quality investment without having to deal directly with any acquisition, finance, legal, tenanting, selling and management related issues.