Why Our Investors Choose Not to Invest In Property Themselves..

[@500res]

Only downside is after 5 years they will get their money back but they'll have no capital appreciation, whereas if they bought an asset with you or used you as a service the uplift of for example £100,000 could be easily £150,000 plus a return which will be at least similar, although there's hassle associated technically it's worth it otherwise you're at a big loss

[@T11CVV]

Great content this. v imformative and delivered cleary. Thanks @propertycouple 💯

[@MARKB3946]

I wish I had the capital to invest. You both are so knowledgeable through a lot of experience and so diligent to your business. Keep on growing.

[@gentlespiritjw4904]

Thanks Ach! While I'm not in a position to be an investor, it's always good to see you. Give my love to Lia. Auntie Jean xoxo

[@matthewdarlow9277]

also you'll need to look at the legal packs too

[@joannunemaker6332]

I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. 😊❤

[@PropertyCouple]

You are so welcome!

[@DamosJourney]

Have you dealt with SSAS investors?

[@neutrino78x]

AK, you guys call it a "planning commission" too?? A group that's lower than the "city council" that approves new developments, and major changes to existing ones, especially if they involve permission to deviate from the "general plan"? I thought it would be one of those things that is called something else in UK English, but given the context in which you used the phrase, I think it is the same thing! It's been hot here lately, 37.7 yesterday and 35.5 today, gotta love the AC 🙂 btw one thing I have wondered, for a government that is higher than a city but lower than a state (I think the equivalent of a state in the UK would be England, Scotland, Wales...countries I guess), what would you guys call that? In the USA this is called a "county". For example, I live in the County of Santa Clara, which contains cities like San Jose (where I live) as well as Cupertino, Santa Clara, Palo Alto, Mountain View, etc., and that county is part of the State of California....I think you guys refer to a "county" as a "shire", is that right? Or is "county" also used in the UK in this context?

[@rickp2293]

None of these are valid reasons When they Loan you money repaid at a certain agreed time period, that’s also not liquid You know and I know they would invest in property but you convince them to lend to you instead

[@BB-bt9vj]

Another pyramid scheme in the making ,but if anyone can not manage or invest their money, this experts will do it for you. 😅. It is very easy to go bankrupt nowadays , and your 50 G has gone with the wind.

[@PropertyCouple]

Our investors literally have no interest in buying property. It is no different to most people who put money into a savings account with a bank because they have no interest in investing their money into the markets themselves. Same principle applies.