In this video I talk about how to make money with Buy to Let. I set out the step by step process to calculate how much is put into the deal, how much is taken out, how much profit is made on a monthly basis and how a small change in the value of the property market can make a large difference to the profit generated.
The Property - 00:28 - 02:24
You can buy a ready to rent property, which involves more cash up front. You could also buy a property in need of refurbishment which needs less cash up front and you can force some appreciation and even take cash out of the deal by buying the gap.
How much is put into the deal - 02:24 - 04:58
You will firstly need a deposit and also incur legal fees, buildings insurance, business insurance, loan fees, loan interest, refurb costs. You also don't have to factor in some costs as these are likely to be covered by the rent such as council tax, water and other utilities.
How much is taken out - 04:58 - 07:20
You can then refinance the property, the cash from the refinance will be used to repay the previous mortgage/loan you had on the property and will go towards paying off your initial deposit and refurbishment costs. There will be much left in the deal with a property in need of refurbishment compared to a new build property.
How much profit is made on a monthly basis - 07:20 - 09:56
You'll start by taking the amount received by rent (whether council tax, bills & utilities are included or not), deduct off the mortgage costs and other costs and also factor in vacancy/repairs costs. If renting out to a lodger the rental income is likely to be less but you will also be living in the property and they will effectively be paying your fees too!
Impacts of small changes in the property market - 09:56 - 11:10
If the market appreciates by 1% it will have a good impact on profit generated. If the market appreciates by 3-5% (average rate over 30 years) then a much greater impact can be seen.
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The Property - 00:28 - 02:24
You can buy a ready to rent property, which involves more cash up front. You could also buy a property in need of refurbishment which needs less cash up front and you can force some appreciation and even take cash out of the deal by buying the gap.
How much is put into the deal - 02:24 - 04:58
You will firstly need a deposit and also incur legal fees, buildings insurance, business insurance, loan fees, loan interest, refurb costs. You also don't have to factor in some costs as these are likely to be covered by the rent such as council tax, water and other utilities.
How much is taken out - 04:58 - 07:20
You can then refinance the property, the cash from the refinance will be used to repay the previous mortgage/loan you had on the property and will go towards paying off your initial deposit and refurbishment costs. There will be much left in the deal with a property in need of refurbishment compared to a new build property.
How much profit is made on a monthly basis - 07:20 - 09:56
You'll start by taking the amount received by rent (whether council tax, bills & utilities are included or not), deduct off the mortgage costs and other costs and also factor in vacancy/repairs costs. If renting out to a lodger the rental income is likely to be less but you will also be living in the property and they will effectively be paying your fees too!
Impacts of small changes in the property market - 09:56 - 11:10
If the market appreciates by 1% it will have a good impact on profit generated. If the market appreciates by 3-5% (average rate over 30 years) then a much greater impact can be seen.
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The information in these videos shall not be construed as tax, legal, insurance, construction, engineering, health and safety, electrical or financial advice. IF stocks or companies are mentioned, Thomas MAY have an ownership interest in them -- DO NOT make buying or selling decisions based on Thomas' videos. If you need such advice, please contact a qualified accountant, solicitor, insurance agent, contractor/electrician/engineer/etc. or financial advisor.
This is not an advertisement of property for sale and shall not be construed as anything other than an opinion for entertainment purposes only.
#RealEstate #PropertyRental #BuyToLet
Hi mate, me and my business partner are trying to get started investing In properties. We have called many brokerages and they are denying us due to our age, we are 18 and have enough to put a 25% deposit down with a guarantor who owns 17 buy to let properties. Have you got any tips? Thanks.
Amazing quality !
Hi loving your YouTube videos very inspiring and clear cut. I have a question what would you do if you had 289k cash in hand to invest during this recession times??? I have been waiting for this time for nearly 10 years. Average house price in my area 240k 3bed £950 to £1000 rent South West Wiltshire. Would you buy 4/5 unit property BTL focus on cash flow and buy property every year for long term strategy or buy 3/2 houses turn into high quality HMO/ flipping for quick money pull out capital and start again. I have some experience in BTL were I own 2bed house £700 rent per month, after all expenses It genatrates roughly £330 pm cash flow. I manage it myself and been doing so over 8 years now.
Hi there would you use your own cash for the refurbishment or a bank loan?
What happens with declaring capital gains and telling hmrc about tax etc. And is it best to buy as a ltd business or just in your own name?
Great video! …liked & subscibed 🙂 Do you have any tips on buying properties for cash?
A better DEAL..would be..On a RENT 2 BUY//OWN….with NO Money Up-Front…..
Morally bankrupt
Is it illegal to get a house on a residential mortgage then multi let the house
At last. A realistic overview of renting properties. No glam; just good, practical guidance.
My next big investment is real estate! I always loved to learn from you man!
Great video, and love that you added the times in the description. Keep it up!
Great video 👍🏼
How many properties have you done?
Good Stuff Tom.
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