How To Use Equity To Buy Investment Property | Real Estate Investing Education & Mortgage Tips



How To Use Equity To Buy Investment Property | Real Estate Investing Education & Mortgage Tips - Andy talks about two methods which could be used to help start or improve your property business. Share this video: https://youtu.be/sNaCrzBXVcM Subscribe To My Channel to Get More Great Information http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Monoperty See my blog post: http://monoperty.com/equity Andy Walker is the creator of monoperty.com, where he blogs online as a property investor and landlord, sharing what works, and what doesn’t, to help you start or expand your property portfolio. Check out Andy’s informative videos and join the conversation. If you have any questions, please leave a comment in one of the videos or head over to http://monoperty.com/ask. How To Use Equity To Buy Investment Property | Real Estate Investing Education & Mortgage Tips 1:17 Remortgage 4:26 Additional borrowing 5:08 Using equity to grow your property business Other Videos To Watch: Common Mistakes People Make When They Start Investing In Property https://youtu.be/jnu3ccedeFc The Power Of Leverage Explained https://youtu.be/XXdm96uoios Why Do Property Prices Go Up In Value? https://youtu.be/NgejmwlRZQI Other Great Resources: http://monoperty.com Connect With Me: http://www.facebook.com/monoperty https://twitter.com/monoperty https://www.linkedin.com/in/andywalker3 How To Use Equity To Buy Investment Property | Real Estate Investing Education & Mortgage Tips

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  1. Great video as usual.
  2. is this apply in London areas? This is only my impression, but it would be interesting to hear form other about it.

    With house price rocketing, with equity of your home, say £60k, you will not be able to buy anything unless you move your attention in areas where buying is cheaper and consequently rental incomes will be lower.
    Considering the overage price for a 1bed flat is now close to £300000 within London zone 5 and 6, don't you think the house price are exceptionally increased leaving little chance to invest? Also the increase of stamp duty in 2014 and now a further increase SDLT for additional residential property (buy to let or second home) above £40k of 3%, represent an other obstacle to consider. So the question is: Should we start to consider moving business somewhere else?
  3. Very nice and explanatory video. Liked your module for expansion. Will watch again.Keep it up!
  4. Do you happen to know if you can extract equity if your property was originally mortgaged as shared ownership? I only own half of mine and would like to do so to start investing.
  5. You have not mentioned S24 this method of BTLis very old hat not wise to do Now  ? Unless you do new Purchases via a Ltd Co
  6. hi. my parents are pretty much done paying for their home. if i use their equity from their property to purchase rental property does this mean that they must know continue or start paying their bond for the amount/equity i took out?
  7. LOL I once knew a guy who took out equity to buy an old corvette. I think he's doing OK, but wasn't the smartest financial move.
  8. that model is the "best case" scenario?
    you should also touch up on the worst case scenarios like in the event of housing market crash of 08' and what sort of contingency plans you'd deploy.
    i know people don't like talking about their losses, but it is a must.
  9. 150,000 sounds like a steal of a deal for property as that amount is only down payment in the Silicon Valley. Great simple Visuals at the end, looks so easy to proooffiitqttts from that model. =) (nice outtakes too haha)
  10. thanks, that was helpful.


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