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At the start of the video you said you will be telling the viewers what properties you will be selling and why but You didn't mention which properties you will be selling off in 2024. Please clarify
Solicitor costs, capital gains tax then to buy again with fee's and stamp duty i can't see the logic to sell. Just pull out as much cash on refinance and buy better investments
Not necessarily. For example, this year I sold some leasehold flats with high service charges. They had become dogs. Cash much better deployed elsewhere
This analysis sounds great on paper. However in practical terms, everyone is trying to buy “Star” properties and their prices will be driven Ip and yield pushed down? So I will qualify this analysis to say that the so called “stars” are “future stars” ie properties that has the potential to become stars in the future but investors still need to take the risk that it may not. Only with this uncertainty the “star” properties would not be fully priced at present value
I advocate making your own ‘stars’ rather than buying them. Do this by buying property in good areas with capital growth potential and intensifying the cashflow generated per sq ft.
I disagree as you will be getting clobbered by CGT, when you could just refinance (even with higher rates), and then use that to buy freeholds and split into 2 flats as per Jeremy Hunt lol
Don’t have a view. Problem with India is that leverage (ie taking debt) to buy investment property, is very difficult. In the UK we can leverage debt for investment property. That makes it great
India has already overtaken the UK in terms of GDP, and I can only see it prospering . No one is talking about it, but it probably will be the next property long term boom.@@ranjanbhattacharya-succeed7617
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At the start of the video you said you will be telling the viewers what properties you will be selling and why but You didn't mention which properties you will be selling off in 2024. Please clarify
Solicitor costs, capital gains tax then to buy again with fee's and stamp duty i can't see the logic to sell. Just pull out as much cash on refinance and buy better investments
Not necessarily. For example, this year I sold some leasehold flats with high service charges. They had become dogs. Cash much better deployed elsewhere
Yeah, selling would be an extreme circumstance for me.
Were to put your money if not in property?
@@najnaj2896no where
Ranjan your mantra is absolutely useful.👍👍
Very good analysis, in my view, this is the right way to look at the portfolio
Note that in the view of most economists the current market value is equal to the expected future value (I think - never studied economics though)
I've got the pack 'Building Your Property Empire'. It was brilliant. I've still got it. 😀
Ranjan the best Property Guru PERIOD !!!
Instead of selling it why not refinance, release equity and by that increase ROI?
Dog property point is good which needs to be looked at but what about CGT?
This analysis sounds great on paper. However in practical terms, everyone is trying to buy “Star” properties and their prices will be driven Ip and yield pushed down?
So I will qualify this analysis to say that the so called “stars” are “future stars” ie properties that has the potential to become stars in the future but investors still need to take the risk that it may not. Only with this uncertainty the “star” properties would not be fully priced at present value
I advocate making your own ‘stars’ rather than buying them. Do this by buying property in good areas with capital growth potential and intensifying the cashflow generated per sq ft.
Where do I find the property analyser tool ? 😊
Ranjan may be waiting for your fire sale of properties to buy them up cheap
🤣🤣🤣
Would be interesting for you to share your personal opinion of what you consider to be good capital growth and good cash flow.
Idea for a future video. Thank you
How do you know when bank of getting rid of these assets and who do you contact ?
Thanks again
Agree rith?
Thanks kind Sir
With current market how much can i get off buying cash? Opinions......
10 15/off asking price.
top guy must be my mentor soon can we get your details for mentoring pls mate
I disagree as you will be getting clobbered by CGT, when you could just refinance (even with higher rates), and then use that to buy freeholds and split into 2 flats as per Jeremy Hunt lol
do you think investing in India is the next property boom?
No
Property is hyper local. Ranjan isn’t going to have any idea. Find local mentors.
Don’t have a view. Problem with India is that leverage (ie taking debt) to buy investment property, is very difficult. In the UK we can leverage debt for investment property. That makes it great
India has already overtaken the UK in terms of GDP, and I can only see it prospering . No one is talking about it, but it probably will be the next property long term boom.@@ranjanbhattacharya-succeed7617
3 word Capital gains tax :(
It depends whether properties are held in a ltd conor not
PLEASE DEAL WITH YOUR DEBT URGENTLY!!!!!!!
Most investors are over geared and nearly 99% goes into debt repayment///so this stars /dog houses is crap