Expats property investors ask about investing personally or via a SPV, usually a Limited Company. There are upsides and downsides to each. Louise Reynolds of boutique property firm Property Venture summarises
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Nothing in property investing is certain or guaranteed, but there are some things you can do to set yourself up…
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Having read Ian Cowie’s share-buying column in the Sunday Times I thought his tips are universally applicable to property investing….
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The World Trade Organisation expects global trade to contract by more than during the financial crisis. And the IMF believes the…
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Only a few months ago we sighed a sense of relief that we had a majority in government and that…
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Well we are all expecting that not much will change in the UK during the ‘Transition Period’ in 2020, or…
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Father Christmas would do well to think about this with a clear head and before drinking any sherry. Why? Because…
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During these times of prolonged uncertainty, businesses are spending money on contingency planning and in some instances stockpiling. What about…
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Tags: Alternative investing, BREXIT, investor stragtegies, UK investment
I was prompted to write this when I read about the St Ives’ property market, in Cornwall, UK. The town…
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Are you finding it tricky to second guess the property market? Given the shifting sands of UK politics it’s difficult…
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