Rob, I just want to say the content you guys create is simply outstanding. The delivery is also exceptional. I share your podcasts to the people I know, I’m subscribed. But I would like to help property hub more. As you have helped me so much in my journey. What can I do for you?
great video, but it doesn't consider taxes in the ROI. I get that it's very subjective, but a standard scenario for beginner should be provided in my opinion
Tax is very individualised and would not make to provide specific advise on it. Even professional property consultants will never provide tax advice. Need an accountant for that
It's an excellent tool, people always forget to include capital appreciation and rent income in their calculations. It is almost always a win-win situation over the long haul, especially with the compound effect. As for the tool, there is only two suggestion, which is to separate the stamp duty option for Wales and Scotland, since their tax rates differ. You can also calculate the final return on investment by combining rental income and capital appreciation in pounds.
Useful video/tool, thanks. Shouldn't we factor in inflation though into the capital growth figures. In other words, after 10 years you might have 11% capital growth, but that amount of money is worth less in 10 years time? bit of a mind bender but curious to hear any thoughts on this.
Thanks for sharing all your exceptionally useful tools. On this occasion when considering including capital growth, two issues strike me, CGT and the fact that all property value is increasing so it's a zero sum gain should you sell and buy say a larger property. However retaining it and disposal at close of the company would allow some of the asset's growth to be realised.
Fees for solicitors and mortgage broker £2k? This is more like £3k for the solicitor, £2k for the lender’s solicitor and 2.5k for the broker. Or am I getting ripped off?
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I just tried the link and it isn't currently working 😞
Nice one. And good to see the spreadsheet download isnt hidden behind a landing page asking for my email. Direct link was a very pleasant surprise.
They've added it now asking for email lol
Rob, I just want to say the content you guys create is simply outstanding. The delivery is also exceptional. I share your podcasts to the people I know, I’m subscribed. But I would like to help property hub more. As you have helped me so much in my journey. What can I do for you?
Is there a version of this spreadsheet for BRRR deals?
great video, but it doesn't consider taxes in the ROI. I get that it's very subjective, but a standard scenario for beginner should be provided in my opinion
Tax is very individualised and would not make to provide specific advise on it. Even professional property consultants will never provide tax advice. Need an accountant for that
It's an excellent tool, people always forget to include capital appreciation and rent income in their calculations. It is almost always a win-win situation over the long haul, especially with the compound effect. As for the tool, there is only two suggestion, which is to separate the stamp duty option for Wales and Scotland, since their tax rates differ. You can also calculate the final return on investment by combining rental income and capital appreciation in pounds.
Can anyone point me to the spreadsheet mentioned during this video?
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I’m looking for a deal to flip. can your team help me with deal sourcing?
Great free resources, thank you.
Thank you so much
Have you developed a similar spreadsheet for Property Developments?
good video and spreadsheet thanks rob
You're welcome! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found the spreadsheet helpful.
I'm considering an airbnb business model to realise increased yield and reduced red tape, would be interested in your analysis.
Useful video/tool, thanks. Shouldn't we factor in inflation though into the capital growth figures. In other words, after 10 years you might have 11% capital growth, but that amount of money is worth less in 10 years time? bit of a mind bender but curious to hear any thoughts on this.
Thanks for sharing all your exceptionally useful tools.
On this occasion when considering including capital growth, two issues strike me, CGT and the fact that all property value is increasing so it's a zero sum gain should you sell and buy say a larger property. However retaining it and disposal at close of the company would allow some of the asset's growth to be realised.
Thanks Rob.
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Fees for solicitors and mortgage broker £2k?
This is more like £3k for the solicitor, £2k for the lender’s solicitor and 2.5k for the broker. Or am I getting ripped off?
im gonna buy multiple houses in a city with students and triple rent $$$$$$