The Complete Guide to Investing in Property

by Liz Hodgkinson (Author)

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  Paperback
  2010

  $3.29

  Despite the current volatility in housing markets around the world, property ownership continues to be seen as safer and more reliable than many other types of investment. However, property investment remains a complex business - for example, what type of investment is best for a portfolio? Has every single expense been accounted for in renovating that 'bargain' property? What exactly are the implications of the credit crunch and the sub-prime market for the average property investor? The Complete Guide to Investing in Property looks at all aspects of generating money from property - whether that be by renting out spare rooms to lodgers, property development, buying land, holiday rentals or becoming a landlord. Fully updated for this fifthedition, it takes a fresh look at investing in the social housing market and using property as part of a pension plan, as well as providing commentary on the latest legislative developments governing landlords and tenants.

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  Hardcover
  2006

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  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? The Complete Guide to Investing in Property looks at all the aspects of property investment - from making money from your own home, to property development, buy-to-let, investing abroad, holiday rentals, taking in lodgers and investing in commercial premises. The book guides you through all the pros and cons of investing in property, from outright cash purchases and mortgages and loans, to dealing with comfort and stress levels. It contains inspiring and exciting case studies, as well as real-life cautionary tales, making the book an entertaining read as well as a valuable information resource.