I love your content Rob. You explain everything so clearly and intelligently. The content from you both really is such a goldmine of information. Thank you.
I may be thinking too short term, but we seemingly have seen UK property prices overheat in the 2000s and then near flatline when accounting for inflation for the next two decades. I don't know when or if property here will outperform inflation any time soon. Probably still good as part of a diversified portfolio though.
In inflationary markets having hard asset and debt is the perfect combination in my opinion. Inflation lowers your debt in real term and even if property prices are below inflation, the rental income should be enough to make the investment worthwhile,
They're not seeing jack. They have to put excess income into something. One of those somethings will be property. They have no idea whether it will go up or down and likely don't even think about it.
Key benefit of stocks & crypto is liquidity, property is an absolute nightmare to refinance and pull money out of It’s not as simple as the RUclips guys make it sound because they’re all trying to sell courses
@@neilthomas6750 I own 13 properties and it’s an absolute nightmare trying to get basic stuff done like replacing gutters Yes the steady cashflow is nice, but the amount of regulation is ridiculous and has made the sector completely unappealing for most Without a huge injection of liquidity from the B of E, property will continue to underperform liquid assets
Few years ago I read about Alan Sugar and his investments into real estate and one of the firms he was promoting in mentioned the 18 year cycle..Perhaps he's in the know.
Perhaps the usurious banks are filling our homes with single mothers and creating a society of landless fathers. That’s what I see. People taking out usurious loans for 30 years plus…
Alan Sugar was a barrel boy, but he was smart. Credit to him a real grafter 🙏🇬🇧 Besides we can’t all be rich and famous, the world wouldn’t function, right?
Vacancy rates of offices and retail at all time high. Credit costs at 15 year high. Inflation impacting most peoples disposable income. Not good factors in the face of a global recession and warmongering in the news.
This doesn’t follow what is happening in fact. Landlords are disappearing. I’ve been trying to sell a property for 2 years and not been able to sell, I’m now going to have to rent it out. I bought it as my first property and then ended up having to relocate for work. If a rich investor wants it, they are more than welcome to pay me what I bought the place for in 2018. I’ll throw in the improvements I have made for free 🤪
London property greed 😂 I'm glad I'm finally out of the big smoke, living in the west country where there is actual housing affordability, equivalantly better pay, better quality of life, better quality of air, the list goes on 😂
@@NicholasRoss-l7u too late don’t you know America owns all the best services here in the uk. 1 billion pounds Sterling leaves the uk economy annually and goes straight into the USA economy mate, not many people know this fact.
@@NicholasRoss-l7uthat’s why you need a wealth tax. It takes an amount of the value of British assets and keeps it in Britain, no matter where the owners are taking the money
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The wealthy are definitely no longer pouring money into property. This video talks about the market at least a decade ago 😂
I'm a landlord and I would sell my properties tomorrow if I was not getting stung for CGT.
Also, CGT is likely to go up under Labour.
@@JD83000Labour is rubbish
I love your content Rob. You explain everything so clearly and intelligently. The content from you both really is such a goldmine of information. Thank you.
I may be thinking too short term, but we seemingly have seen UK property prices overheat in the 2000s and then near flatline when accounting for inflation for the next two decades. I don't know when or if property here will outperform inflation any time soon. Probably still good as part of a diversified portfolio though.
In inflationary markets having hard asset and debt is the perfect combination in my opinion. Inflation lowers your debt in real term and even if property prices are below inflation, the rental income should be enough to make the investment worthwhile,
They're not seeing jack. They have to put excess income into something. One of those somethings will be property. They have no idea whether it will go up or down and likely don't even think about it.
Stocks don't need expensive repairs or council tax and renters not paying !! Wait till labour imposes more taxes and watch them all jump ship
Key benefit of stocks & crypto is liquidity, property is an absolute nightmare to refinance and pull money out of
It’s not as simple as the RUclips guys make it sound because they’re all trying to sell courses
Please keep😅 thinking that way and I'll get richer
@@neilthomas6750 I own 13 properties and it’s an absolute nightmare trying to get basic stuff done like replacing gutters
Yes the steady cashflow is nice, but the amount of regulation is ridiculous and has made the sector completely unappealing for most
Without a huge injection of liquidity from the B of E, property will continue to underperform liquid assets
Jumping now
Can’t wait
Britain is a declining power becoming like Portugal, where houses are cheap.
Few years ago I read about Alan Sugar and his investments into real estate and one of the firms he was promoting in mentioned the 18 year cycle..Perhaps he's in the know.
Perhaps the usurious banks are filling our homes with single mothers and creating a society of landless fathers. That’s what I see. People taking out usurious loans for 30 years plus…
Alan Sugar was a barrel boy, but he was smart. Credit to him a real grafter 🙏🇬🇧 Besides we can’t all be rich and famous, the world wouldn’t function, right?
Alan Sugar had an abundance of financing available from his fellow tribe
House Price Bonanza is ahead. Up up up, £££ Free Money £££
Thank you Sir
Interesting!!
Vacancy rates of offices and retail at all time high. Credit costs at 15 year high. Inflation impacting most peoples disposable income. Not good factors in the face of a global recession and warmongering in the news.
Are the people interviewed (the 77%) high net worth individuals or average people?
Earnings of above £510k per year to be included - so high earners rather than HNW but it probably amounts to the same thing
This doesn’t follow what is happening in fact. Landlords are disappearing. I’ve been trying to sell a property for 2 years and not been able to sell, I’m now going to have to rent it out.
I bought it as my first property and then ended up having to relocate for work.
If a rich investor wants it, they are more than welcome to pay me what I bought the place for in 2018. I’ll throw in the improvements I have made for free 🤪
Is it in London?
@@tsingh2592 where is that property that doesn't sell with a 2018 price?!?
London property greed 😂 I'm glad I'm finally out of the big smoke, living in the west country where there is actual housing affordability, equivalantly better pay, better quality of life, better quality of air, the list goes on 😂
thank you!
Cannot agree anymore!
Finite land, diversification
00:35 Poor Ed Sheeran getting lumped in with those two clowns!
Because there are watches thier money
??? Have you been drinking ?
can you do one video on health; so lean ...
This comment needs more upvotes 😂
Renting is shit now
The UK is finished
Tell me a country wich is not finsihed now
ban all FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND INTRODUCE 200 PERCENT CAPITAL GAINS TAX
Yea and pigs may fly 😂😂
@@NicholasRoss-l7u too late don’t you know America owns all the best services here in the uk. 1 billion pounds Sterling leaves the uk economy annually and goes straight into the USA economy mate, not many people know this fact.
@@lovepeace4065 its never too late... to change anything... your just a quitter
@@NicholasRoss-l7uthat’s why you need a wealth tax. It takes an amount of the value of British assets and keeps it in Britain, no matter where the owners are taking the money
You been smoking again Abdul?