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BRAND NEW DISCOUNTED PROPERTIES IN LONDON AND SOUTHEAST

5% - 10% Deposit PAID | Stamp Duty PAID| Legal Fees PAID Learn MoreLearn how

SOLD FOR £3000 | MORE PROPERTY DEALS LIKE THIS  New!

properties Property can enable you to discover you own financial independence and achieve your personal financial goals.

An example property we sold
£199950 to £239950 for 2 Beds flats
10% Deposit paid
Stamp Duty paid
£1000 Legal Fees paid
£5000 Cashback Upon Completion

If you were investing and buying the property for investment, the average rentals for this property was £725/month, walking distance only three minutes to the high street.

We structured this discounted deal so it required a maximum £3000 to own, so even as a first time buyer getting on property ladder couldn't have been easier.

Whether you are a seasoned property investor or a first time buyer looking to get on the property ladder, at our property seminar we have the solution and the information that you need.

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The decision to raise interest rates to 5.5% will mean higher mortgage payouts and lending charges.

We can show you where and how to walk away with a brand new property for only £3000
 

Stop Renting Now !!

If you have been renting for 5 years and paying an average property rent of £700 per month. The following are factual figures of your out going over the years:

Rental Period Rent per Month Total Rent
5yrs £700 £42,000
Who has benefited from your activities?
You? NO - you can not show anything for your 5 years worth of rental payments. The wise thing for you to do is to stop renting and buy your own place.

Your Landlord/Landlady? YES – they sat comfortably while YOU continue to pay their mortgage. They has benefited from the capital appreciation of the property in which you live.

Example – Let us suppose that your landlord bought the property for £150,000 five years ago and it has risen at an average of 10% per year. Your landlord/landlady has seen their initial property investment increase by £75,000 and the property is now worth £225,000 while you have nothing to show for it.

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If you're not on the property ladder you should act now

Year Price Increase
2016 £370,000
2015 £351,500
2014 £333,000
2013 £314,500
2012 £351,500
2011 £277,500
2010 £259,000
2009 £240,500
2008 £222,000
2007 £203,500


Find out how you can

» Buy brand new properties with no depost.

» Pay no Stamp duty.

» Get your legal fees up to a maximum of £1000 paid.

What are you waiting for?

Come down to our offices in the Royal Docks

Call us on 0207 473 6743 and book your free seminar

or simply fill out our registration form

 

 


Property News House prices were up by 0.3 per cent in September, according to a new study released by the Financial Times today.

Despite the widespread gloom forecast by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Halifax Building Society, Acadametrics - the organisation behind the FT survey – found prices had continued to rise.

Growth, however, was down from 0.4 per cent in August.

The average house price across England and Wales is now £225,826, up from £225,100 a month ago.