Oh bugger me! More e books/training /mentoring/discussion groups/meets/sessions/ at bargain basement money.
The simple facts are that property values are dropping faster than a thing that drops quickly, so capital appreciation isn't a good reason to buy (in the UK).
Rents are steadily increasing and sellers will become increasingly desperate so yield will once more become a key factor in buying - where it belongs.
Investing in property will become a bit dull as dinner party conversation goes, no more chat about making a killing on shiny inner city 2 beds off plan, and we will all be chasing the bread and butter conversion flats and 2 up 2 downs that everybody lived in as a kid - but I suspect investors will be more comfortable and more risk averse than ever before.
Or maybe I should develop a course?....
Houses wanted in Hull to £80k. All considered- burn outs /refurbs or refurbished. Fast completions no surveys. Commissions paid!
Now taking on cost cutting refurbs/management Croydon and Hull.