Great! Glad you liked the blog Vik. I’ll be writing several similar blogs soon please keep an eye one for them. Also, check out the “Next Level” section to help you achieve your dreams of becoming a property millionaire.
Love your easy to read style. It gives hope to those looking for financial stability or to those who need to get out of debt and stay out of debt, using tried and tested formulas for developing and nurturing good spending habits and saving habits alike. Needless to say there’s lots of information to be had – finance and other related matters, like buying your own home, property investing and other investment options and their related pitfalls so please keep the blogs coming. I have also found it beneficial to read again and again some of the information and strategies detailed in your book; Quick House Deposit: 50 Ways to put together a deposit in 6 months.
Great advice. Actually reminds me of when I first bought a property and the things I went through. Definitely very useful for someone looking to buy. Mortgage readiness planning is I think very important.
Ground rents are certainly something to look out for. I remember reading somewhere that the government were considering capping them at £10 on new leases. Any idea what became of this?
The private rented sector certainly needs a shake up as to reflect modern living. Although as you skilfully point out policies which sound enticing on the surface e.g rent control, can in actuality work to the detriment of the people they are trying to help.
I think a revolution is coming in the private rental sector. The current government initiatives are simply the start of things to come. If there is a change of government I’m sure there will be plenty of work for the lawyers.
This is such a timely blog. Very informative. Without expertise advice and wisdom how many people suffer because of lack of true knowledge.
Thank you Dalton. Much appreciated for this blog.
I like the point you brought up when you mentioned that by turning your home and yard into a welcoming environment, you will make people want to buy your home even more. My wife and I learned last week that we need to move out of the house sooner than we expected. I wonder if a house-buying company would be a good thing for us to look into.
Social Media can be both a blessing and a curse. Coming from a time when information was hard to find before the internet and it took time to go to library, now it seems there is an overflow of information and it takes even more time to sort out what is useful. On the other hand, isn’t it wonderful that one can Google a question or post a request and find things out or get help very quickly?
It’s surprising how many people don’t know about these. Also, many people are confused about the difference between shared ownership and co-ownership. This is a clear, succinct and helpful article, thank you for sharing.
Great information, very nicely written. Think I will 100% follow these steps as this will help me achieve my dream to become a property millionaire.
Great! Glad you liked the blog Vik. I’ll be writing several similar blogs soon please keep an eye one for them. Also, check out the “Next Level” section to help you achieve your dreams of becoming a property millionaire.
Thank you, Dalton.
Happy to be of service Mobery
Appreciated
Love your easy to read style. It gives hope to those looking for financial stability or to those who need to get out of debt and stay out of debt, using tried and tested formulas for developing and nurturing good spending habits and saving habits alike. Needless to say there’s lots of information to be had – finance and other related matters, like buying your own home, property investing and other investment options and their related pitfalls so please keep the blogs coming. I have also found it beneficial to read again and again some of the information and strategies detailed in your book; Quick House Deposit: 50 Ways to put together a deposit in 6 months.
Thanks Ingrid. I’m glad you have found the blogs of value. Many more are in the pipeline especially on the topic of property strategies.
Thanks for this insight, Dalton.
Appreciated. Please remember to check out the other blogs which can be found under the “SELL” tab.
Very informative, clear and concise.
In London being a tenant is not a choice, it’s a necessity. We need rent caps
It is not a necessity because obviously every year many people purchase in London. The matter of a rent cap is for politicians.
The rebel makes it all sound so simple!
It is definitely not simple but it is straightforward for anyone willing to apply themselves
I have learnt a lot Dalton, by reading this blog. This is detailed.
Very informative, Dalton.
Great. I’ll being doing some blogs about some other locations soon
Great advice. Actually reminds me of when I first bought a property and the things I went through. Definitely very useful for someone looking to buy. Mortgage readiness planning is I think very important.
Yes mortgage is super important but do you know how many people I know who are afraid of applying for a mortgage?
I think most tenants who say it’s their choice to be a tenant are out of options as they cannot afford to buy their own place.
I do think it’s a mindset thing – given time and effort it is possible to raise a deposit which is the key to ownership.
Thank you.
You’re welcome
Very wise advice. Knowledge is king.
Knowledge is king and action is queen
I like this site because so much useful material on here :D.
Great advice here Dalton.
This is great, Dalton. Thank you.
Great to hear your thoughts on this
Thank you
Brilliant….property made simple for the lay person to get a start.
Thanks Dalton.
Thank you, Dalton
Thank you for this heads up, Dalton.
Very useful blog! I will follow your advice closely.
Ground rents are certainly something to look out for. I remember reading somewhere that the government were considering capping them at £10 on new leases. Any idea what became of this?
The private rented sector certainly needs a shake up as to reflect modern living. Although as you skilfully point out policies which sound enticing on the surface e.g rent control, can in actuality work to the detriment of the people they are trying to help.
I think a revolution is coming in the private rental sector. The current government initiatives are simply the start of things to come. If there is a change of government I’m sure there will be plenty of work for the lawyers.
Well written blog Dalton.
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What an insightful article! It actually highlights the challenges facing the future pensioners and what to do about it! Great advice!
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Wise words
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Indeed. Deferred gratification is the key!
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OUCHHHHH!!!
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In this day and age the BOMAD is the safest option, as it allows you to go forward with financial nightmarish restrictions. Thanks Dalton.
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This is such a timely blog. Very informative. Without expertise advice and wisdom how many people suffer because of lack of true knowledge.
Thank you Dalton. Much appreciated for this blog.
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Great article and so much important information for anyone planning to buy leasehold flat.
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I like the point you brought up when you mentioned that by turning your home and yard into a welcoming environment, you will make people want to buy your home even more. My wife and I learned last week that we need to move out of the house sooner than we expected. I wonder if a house-buying company would be a good thing for us to look into.
Without proper guidance we stumble and fall.
Thank you for your information and insight.
Guidance.
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Thanks for sharing this amazing post.
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It’s an amazing article for all the web users; they will get benefit from it I am sure.
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Great article and interesting insights! Anyone looking to buy their property would find it very useful
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Rebel Property Coach has got it spot on again! Given the property prices, BOMAD is more significant than ever! Useful advice
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Social Media can be both a blessing and a curse. Coming from a time when information was hard to find before the internet and it took time to go to library, now it seems there is an overflow of information and it takes even more time to sort out what is useful. On the other hand, isn’t it wonderful that one can Google a question or post a request and find things out or get help very quickly?
I have no doubt developing good habits are possibly the most important ingredient for success
It’s surprising how many people don’t know about these. Also, many people are confused about the difference between shared ownership and co-ownership. This is a clear, succinct and helpful article, thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome
This is a really good post about habits. A habit audit is such a good idea. Not just for property but for life.
Totally agree. Pleased you found it useful