The Complete Guide to Investing in Property

by Liz Hodgkinson (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2007

  $6.00

  At one time, people saw their homes simply as a place to live. Nowadays, property is more likely to be seen as a potentially lucrative business, safer and more reliable than many other types of investment. But property investment is a highly complex business do you want to be a sideline or full-time investor? What type of property may be best for you and your portfolio? And have you anticipated every single expense involved in renovating that 'bargain' property?This new edition of the Complete Guide to Investing in Property looks at all aspects of property investment from making money from your own home, to property development, buy-to-let, investing abroad, taking in lodgers and commercial premises. Inspiring case studies and cautionary tales will help readers weigh up the pros and cons of investing in property. The book also includes new information on the latest government legislation, including SIPPs, plus a new country-by-country section with useful contact details and website addresses. This is both an informative and entertaining read and a valuable reference source.

• Used

  Hardcover
  2008

  $55.14

  At one time, people saw their homes simply as a place to live. Today, property is seen as a potentially lucrative, safe and reliable investment. But property investment is a highly complex business - do you want to invest in property as a sideline or operate as a full-time investor? What type of property may be best for you and your portfolio? More, have you anticipated every single expense involved in renovating that 'bargain' property? The new edition of the Complete Guide to Investing in Property looks at all aspects of property investment - from making money from your own home, to property development, buy-to-let, investing abroad, taking in lodgers and investing in commercial premises. Containing a wealth of case studies and cautionary tales to help you identify the pros and cons of investing in property, the book will be an essential asset as you seek to maximise your investment and minimise costly errors. Fully up-to-date to include new information on the latest government legislation, including SIPPs, plus a new country-by-country section with useful contact details and website addresses, the book should be on the shelves of anyone who is seeking to make a financial return from property investment.