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500th subscriber! Do I get a gold bar for free now? eg the name of the council/housing association I want to work with to get the biggest rental yields 😂

@@NJ-tg3gf glad you liked it 🙌🏼

@@NJ-tg3gf 😆 - Now you’ve got me thinking!

Generally we don't manage bills 👍🏼

@@francescathiam7206 that’s a really great question. I know that council by council things will be slightly different, so I can’t give you a direct answer, however I’d hazard a guess that you can’t. Where is it you’re thinking about investing? Have you checked their regulations on HMOs?

Thanks for replying, I'm looking at investing in Kent Gillingham. Falls under Medway Council. Unfortunately the HMO regulations doesn't really answer the question.

@@francescathiam7206 Medway council will have a Local Plan and their HMO regulations will be in there. I’d suggest reading through that to figure it out or contacting the planning department and asking the same.

@@jonnymarsdenThank you, super helpful. God bless you.

@@francescathiam7206 you’re welcome!

Hi, it's a shame you've not understood the video so I'll address your pointds below so to be clear for everybody else's benefit: 1. There's no pitch in the video, the download is a calculate that shows how to turn £15k into £100k over about 7 years. If you give yourself a respectable amount of time it's more than possible to do that. 2. Yes I did my website myself! Quite proud of it actually. 3. No one is looking to screw Landlords here, but there are unethical people in this industry, as there is in all industry.

Thanks for taking the time out of your day to comment 👌🏼No Ponzi here, and we invite all our investors down to site to visit our projects.

Haha nope! I’ve got no one to push apart from myself! This is the process you’d go through if you invested with me.

Let’s do it, set up a meeting and I can show you how 👌🏼

Hi Daniel, I decided to invest with an individual more so than a large company, it felt more personal that way. I also felt more in charge of the whole process.

Thanks, glad it helped!

Thanks!

Hey Faiz, thanks for leaving this comment. I've been running my own investment company for 13 years and have been investing in Social Housing myself for 3 years. So in answer to your question, the company I work with is me! Check out the links in my description for more information.

You’re very welcome, hopefully a lot more to come 🙌🏼

You’re welcome Chris!

Definitely, go to Serco for Midlands.

Very open ended question - can you be more specific?

Hi, which company are you referring too? There’s is a contract in place to cover you yes 👍🏼

The best advice I can give you is to go and search out yourself. One provider may pay preferential rates but their terms may not be what you want. So many variables.

Cheers Geoff ⚽️🎙️

Hey Hassan - these companies are legitimate yes, they’re just like us to be honest! We work with the same providers 👌🏼

@@jonnymarsden what providers are these? And they’re paying you £1000-£1500 per month above the market rent?

@@hassanamir387 so many different providers across the country there’s too many to name. It also depends on the type of property and postcode.

@@jonnymarsden can you name one that’s providing rates that high, because I’ve spoken to so many social housing / supported living /temp Accomodation etc providers and they’re only offering maybe a little over market value, not £2500 on a 1 bed that’s market rent is £1000(which is how much citygate claim they’re being paid)

Hey, glad you liked it! You should be able to get a lease written up from a solicitor here in the UK 👌🏼

Hi Daniel, great question. I’ll be covering this off in a video coming up soon, but in short we have it written into the contract that a legal representative have to assign the rent straight to you, our investor, rather than it coming through us first. This is a question we get A LOT, and one that we’re very happy to provide security on.

Thanks!

Glad it was useful Pauline - and you’re welcome!

Thank you so much! Let's talk, you can reach me here; www.jonnymarsden.co.uk/book-a-call

It’s coming Paul!

I’m sure you’d agree that no investment is straight forward and comes without some element of risk. Any providers do house people from all walks of life, but that doesn’t make them more likely to engage in antisocial behaviour. Siting just one rare occurrence isn’t enough to make a blanket statement like this. I’m sorry to hear about what happened to your neighbour, but please don’t tarnish all with the same brush. What you’ve mentioned is not common and shouldn’t be seen as so.

Yeah our investor would have made a net profit of £220 a month.

Too right!

Yes you can absolutely renew - you can renew either on the same project if all parties want to continue, or we can move the money across to another project.

These numbers don’t seem correct to me, in fact they are far too low. Right now you can invest £30,000 in a property you don’t own and net £183/month.

@@jonnymarsden I may be wrong but the figures on the spreadsheet indicated that you injected £21,600 upfront and over the 60 months term you’re paying the landlord a total of £24,600…your total turnover over the 60 months term comes to £54,900….(£54,900 - £21,600 - £24,600 = £8,700). £8,700 is net profit over the 60 month term, broken down monthly is £145.

@@bangals32 hey there - We paid the £24,600 in total here, and I receive £915 a month back for 60 months. £24,600 / 60 = £410. £915 - £410 = £505. My net profit here is £505 a month.

So who pays for the setup/refurbishment cost?

@@bangals32 The investor, which in this case was me.

Glad you got some value from it. We normally charge between £2k - £3k per deal but it's very dependant on how many units an investor is acquiring, refurbishments and furnishing costs too. I genuinely think the vast majority of strategies out there are good and will be right & wrong depending on your situation. If you are new to property and / or you don't have any capital to invest yourself, I would start with gaining knowledge around your chosen strategy i.e. R2SH, BTL, FLIPS etc, and then raise investment from a third party investor.

You can contact me directly through the links in my description if you’d like to chat 👌🏼

Not for me to say as I’ve never done it. I find social housing the most reliable, hands-free and scalable though.

It's coming!

You got it Ant, it’s coming 🙌🏼

Urm… sure?

Awesome, hope it helps you!

Glad you liked it!

We're already working on this, but thank you!

@@jonnymarsden Can i help you in that man as i'm sure i can add value in that !! lmk what you think ?

Hey there, thanks for your comment! Exactly that. I've actually put together a calculator showing how your investment can compound over time, just a few finishing touches and I'll be releasing it to the public. Almost all of our investors do this. For example; they invest £75,000 and receive an income of £3,000 a month from that. In 25 months they're monthly payments would have reached £75,000 and they can afford the next investment, but now they have £6,000 coming in a month. And so on and so on. Pitfalls would be us, the landlord or the provider going bust - but we have measures and security in place for that. There's a lot of moving parts with contract renewals so I couldn't give a conducive answer, but in short there's always new options available. Hope that helps, feel free to contact via the link in the description if you want to know any more!

Hey, thanks for your comment! You threw me off a little here and made me go back through the whole video as I was CERTAIN I didn't mention £80,000 anywhere... where did you get that figure from? The way in which we would work with an investor is similar to the latter of what you have mentioned. We ask for approx £15,000 and pay you back approx £600 a month. I honestly don't know where you've got this £80k figure from...

@jonnymarsden Hi sorry.. The way I understood is that I would give my property (£80k) plus an additional £15k to rent property.. Or is it I just give the £15k without a property & I receive a monthly income?

@@DaTruth1017 no need to be sorry! The second way you explained it is correct 👌🏼

@@DaTruth1017 if you’re interested to know more, you can chat with me about how this works here; calendly.com/jonnymarsden/20min

You’re welcome!

My pleasure!

Thank you mate!

You're welcome!

My pleasure!

Glad you enjoyed it Duane. You know some of these R2R deals can chuck back a hefty lump of change each month, but unfortunately a lot of them (particularly R2SA) promise such high numbers that the amateur investor will be spellbound and go for it with no due diligence.

Tony thank you so much, really means a lot that you’re enjoying the content!

Awesome, thank you! Welcome aboard! What sort of content would you like to see next?