Guide to developing your property
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We’ll show you a step by step guide to the ease of developing property through renting and buying to let!
The area
You will need to decide on the right area for your property investment. If you have the right area, it will boost your confidence in the development from the outright start.
Quote from a economist:
“The biggest influence on the development and rent-ability of a property, is roads and railways. Good communications and easy access to nearby towns and main roads can raise your expected price by 10%.”
Senior economist
On the other hand, don’t be fooled by thinking that living under a flight path or next to a railway station will add to the value – it won’t. In fact it may well have a negative effect unlike the quote above.
If you visit the area at different times of the day, you will soon see the variations of traffic and monitor how positive or negative effect it will have.
Quote from an experienced developer:
“Look for open green spaces. Parks are desirable and add a positive feel to prospective viewers. Though check by conducting searches in the area to make sure there are no plans for changes in the future.”
Professional property developer
This may seem obvious, but many have overlooked this basic step of property development.
Costing a buying to let
The backbone of success as a property developer has to be the calculation of profit. So many decide that profit is only adding up the costs of what you want to include and not what you actually spend. Costs include interest on bank loans and mortgages. Costs also include the stamp duty and legal fees.
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